Rafa Nadal will offer a press conference this Thursday at 4:00 p.m. at his academy in Manacor to announce whether or not he will play at Roland Garros, as well as the reasons why he has decided one thing or the other. The environment of the Balearic Islands has reacted like this this Wednesday before the information that Relevo advanced that already gives it as certain that she will not participate in her favorite tournament. Taking into account that Nadal has not played since January 18 and that he has given up participating in all the tournaments prior to Roland Garros, it is most likely that the man from Manacor will announce his absence from Paris.
Neither in Barcelona, nor in Madrid, nor in Rome has Nadal, 14-time Roland Garros champion, been able to return. Nadal, who will turn 37 on June 3, has tried to arrive on time but has not managed to reappear before in any competition and all to the point that he will continue to be out.
Nadal suffered a tear in the psoas in his right leg in the second round of the Australian Open. At first, he was going to be out for between six and eight weeks, but his recovery has been taking longer. At the moment, Nadal does not have a return date
The idea of the Manacorense was to have reappeared in Monte Carlo, in April, but he has been postponing his return. Nadal has only lost three matches on the Parisian clay, in 2009, 2015 and 2021. He has always played Roland Garros since 2004.
