Singer and budding actor Harry Styles has announced that he wants to become a professional netball player.
Styles was at the premiere for the Christopher Nolan film Dunkirk in which he makes his acting debut.
When asked what he wants to try his hand at next, Styles announced he wanted to become a professional netball player. "It's a brain game. A tactical game," he said.
England Netball responded by cheekily offering Harry a trial, and England head coach Tracey Neville tweeted she would be willing to give him a shot.
England Netball chief executive Joanna Adams said: "There is a version of netball for every woman and girl and we're very happy to help Directioners get involved or get back to netball."
Styles might well be watching the inaugural Fast5 All-Stars Championship at London's O2 as eight teams will battle it out for the £25,000 first prize on Saturday, September 23.
Fast5 is a brand new event run by sports promotional company Matchroom Sport and eight five-player teams will compete in a double elimination group stage for a spot in the semi-finals.
In a shake-up to standard netball rules innovations, there will be a double-point Power Play, 5-point line and 12-minute matches, and teams will be allowed to include two global All-Star players in their squad.
Tickets for the British Fast5 All-Stars Championship are available now from www.theo2.co.uk and start from just £20 with group tickets available priced from £60 for four adults. VIP Courtside tickets are available for £150 from www.fast5allstars.com.
Catch the action from the Fast5 All-Stars Championship live Sky Sports Mix from 4.30pm on Saturday, September 23.
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The regular season league home and away matches run from February to June, culminating in semi-finals and a Grand Final to determine the league champion.