‘Calling It a Career At..’ – As Rafael Nadal Approaches the Twilight of His Career, Renowned Journalist Discloses the Best Retirement Plan for the Spaniard

The world of tennis witnessed and cheered the journeys of many big players. Among all of them, Rafael Nadal is one name who has been missed a lot lately. Over the years of his professional career, he has left an untouchable mark on the sport, getting several titles in his name. As time passes, fans now stay more concerned about his comeback & the sad possibility of him walking off the court forever, hanging up his tennis gear for good…

Every true fan right now is stuck at just one question- When will the “King of Clay” be back on the court? While the rumors kept pointing toward the legend making a comeback, the legend himself confirmed news of his entry on the court. Besides all the conversations going on, famous journalist Jon Wertheim, in a recent podcast, revealed information about the legend’s farewell, which is indeed hard for the fans to resist.

Rafael Nadal to play his last Roland Garros? Speaks Jon Wertheim

Rafael Nadal has always stood to be one of the most renowned tennis players in history. With a record-breaking 22 Grand Slam titles under his belt, including 14 from the tough court of Roland Garros, he sure keeps up to his title “King of Clay”. While the exact time of his comeback still appears to be covered with dark clouds, journalist Jon Wertheim’s statement on the upcoming year for Nadal, happened to be quite insightful.

Caught in a conversation at the MatchPointCAN podcast, the famous sports journalist, targeting Nadal’s comeback in 2024, said, “I think there’s an element of him that says listen, I’ve achieved so much. I could see him playing a highly abbreviated schedule. Barcelona, Madrid maybe throw in Monte Carlo and calling it a career at Roland Garros.”

With this, Jon clearly highlighted the possibility of the legend calling off from his professional career after Roland Garros, which stands to be his forte.

While Jon Wertheim talked about Rafa’s farewell, the legend himself gave clear hints of him training hard to get back on the courts soon.

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The most awaited comeback announced

The conversations going on about the 22-time grand slam champion stand to be based on one single source of information given by the legend himself. Kraig Tiley, the organizer of the Australian Open tournament, confirmed the legend’s comeback as he mentioned, “We can reveal exclusively here that Rafa will be back. He’s been off for most of the year and in talking to him over the last few days, he confirmed he will be back.” After this announcement caught air, the King of Clay came forward and gave fans strong hope with the help of a tweet.

While the world holds great expectations of his comeback, the hope only lies in witnessing a season that celebrates his remarkable career, even if he isn’t able to present the competition that he once did. No matter if it’s a farewell tour or a massive comeback, Rafa’s remarkable career will always be remembered in the world of tennis, and his journey to greet fans with respect and love will continue.