Spanish star Rafael Nadal has revealed the date of his decision to retire, following his defeat to Serbian Novak Djokovic yesterday Monday in the second round of the tennis competition.
Veteran star Rafael Nadal (38), known as the king of clay, has fallen to 161st in the world rankings, having struggled with injuries over the past two years and suffered a heavy defeat to traditional rival Djokovic in two years. does not respond.
“I can’t spend every day wondering if this is the last day of my career,” Rafael Nadal said.
The Spanish star added: “I’ve suffered a lot of injuries in the last two years, so if I don’t feel like I’m able to compete or I’m not physically ready to continue competing, I’ll stop and I’ll let you know.”
The Spaniard, who has won the Roland Garros championship 14 times, thought about not participating in the singles competitions to concentrate on the doubles competitions: “I still have the doubles competitions ahead of me. When my career here ends, I will succeed. decisions that I have to make here.
Nadal competes in doubles competitions alongside his compatriot, rising star Carlos Alcaraz.
