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Celtic’s youngster danielkelly doing some speed work in offseason. Hitting 10.23 m/s (36.86 km/h) in a linear sprint. (You can track live on the app with our individual gps tracker)

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STATSports2 years ago

Work from @VendrellsNoe out in Portugal 🇵🇹

Hassan Nalbant2 years ago

@danielkelly_1 That’s 💨💨

Toucheturts2 years ago

@danielkelly_1 Who cares??? He's going shortly...next

TESLA3332 years ago

@danielkelly_1 Pathetic

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