VIDEO: Usain Bolt scores his first goals for Australian side Central Coast Mariners… assisted by former Scotland star Ross McCormack

USAIN BOLT has scored his first goals in professional football as he bids to win a contract at Central Coast Mariners.

The sprinter netted two goals for the Australian side in a friendly against McArthur South West United, one of which was from an assist by former Scotland international Ross McCormack.

Ex-Rangers and Motherwell attacker McCormack, on loan from Aston Villa, played a ball forward for Bolt to chase down.

Naturally, the Jamaican track legend outpaced the defender before slotting a finish past the goalkeeper and celebrating in trademark fashion.

Here it is, @usainbolt, the footballer, scores his maiden Mariners goal. What a moment! Don't think limits! ⚡️ #SWSvCCM #CCMFC ?@FOXFOOTBALL pic.twitter.com/X7zrqmrYCZ

— Central Coast Mariners (@CCMariners) October 12, 2018

Bolt had squandered a couple of chances throughout the match, but later he capitalised on a mix-up between defender and goalkeeper to walk-in an easy second.

BOLT HAS HIS BRACE! ⚡️

That's two goals tonight for @usainbolt!! What a moment in sport, don't think limits! #CCMFC ? @FOXFOOTBALL pic.twitter.com/0NeIH9i49V

— Central Coast Mariners (@CCMariners) October 12, 2018

The multiple Olympic gold medallist is hoping to impress enough to secure a professional contract at the club and fulfil his dreams of being a footballer.

Bolt told Fox Sports: “My first start and scoring two goals, it’s a good feeling. I’m happy I could come here and show the world I’m improving.”

McCormack said: “”The best thing about Usain is he’s so humble. He’s fitted in well with the lads. From my first day even to where he is now, the transformation is huge”