Two-time Olympic 800m gold medallist Caster Semenya has joined a South African women's football team.
The 28-year-old is unable to compete without taking testosterone-reducing drugs following a rule change by the IAAF, athletics' governing body. It means she cannot defend her 800m World Championship title in Doha this month - though she is fighting the rule change through the courts.
She is now training with Gauteng-based women's football club JVW.
The three-time world champion, who announced in July that she would not be defending her 800m world title, cannot start playing for JVW until the 2020 season, having joined outside the South African transfer window. "I am looking forward to this new journey, I appreciate the love and support I already get from the team," Semenya told the club website.
JVW FC, was formed in 2013 by current South Africa Women's captain, Janine van Wyk, aiming to "identify, develop, improve and expose" female footballers. The club is one of the top sides in the league for Gauteng province - the main women's football league in South Africa is split into nine provincial competitions.
Club founder Van Wyk told the BBC that Semenya has "not given up running at all". She said: "She's on a break at the moment which is why she has time on her hands to do something different.
"She's had two training sessions with the team and you could see her football is there, but we still need obviously to work on her a little bit because it's very different to track and field...