This time it’s there, it’s official, the end has been made. Rafael Nadal announced it Thursday morning, in a video posted on his social networks: in a little over a month, the 38-year-old Spaniard will retire, after a final team competition, with Spain, in the Davis Cup, in Malaga, from November 19 to 24.
After two years spent chasing a form that he was never able to catch up with, a series of treatments, operations, reworks and setbacks in all directions, the Mallorcan finally gave up. He’s going to say stop.
23 matches over the last two seasons
This summer, however, the trend was rather that he wanted to play again a little more in 2025, in order to be able to come and say goodbye to all the sites which meant a lot to him and where he had not been able to say goodbye, like the Australian Open and Monte Carlo. A final trip to Indian Wells, Barcelona, Rome and Roland Garros also seemed to be part of the plans at one point.
But such a prospect was simply no longer possible given the physical and tennis levels that Nadal was unable to regain. Winner of 22 Grand Slam titles including 14 Roland-Garros won between 2005 and 2022, Rafael Nadal, who has only played 23 matches over the last two seasons, will therefore stop two years after Roger Federer. Very soon he will leave Novak Djokovic as the only survivor of the legendary Big 3.
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