Olympic champion Usain Bolt could make an appearance at this month's Anniversary Games in London.
Bolt had been expected to miss the event at the Olympic Stadium, but after being granted a tax exemption, the Jamaican sprinter could line up on the track for the first time since London 2012.
However, he will only compete providing that he has recovered from a leg injury that forced him to withdraw from events in Paris and Lausanne.
Earlier this week, Mo Farah announced that he would also feature at the three-day meeting, which begins on Friday, July 24.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
