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Rafael Nadal withdraws from the upcoming Laver Cup 2024; Retirement rumors start again

Tennis: Rafael Nadal withdraws from the upcoming Laver Cup 2024 in Berlin. The retirement rumours for the King of Clay have begun once again this season.

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There have been plenty of great legendary players in the World of tennis who we have loved and adored. The player who has been able to establish a great fanbase is Rafael Nadal, who is still considered one of the greatest to ever play the game. It has a great career which includes 92 career titles which also include 22 Grand Slams.

Although Rafael Nadal is one of the most loved tennis players in the world, this season he has not been seen  actively playing and still has gone titleless the whole season. The King of Clay has only participated in one Grand Slam tournament where we saw him getting eliminated in the first round of the French Open for the first time. The US Open withdrawal was enough to cause the retirement rumors to spread, but the Spaniard had confirmed he will be playing the Laver Cup in Berlin this season, however we were in for another surprise.

Nadal withdraws from Laver Cup

There were a lot of El Nino fans who were hoping for another last dance for Nadal in the Laver Cup which is another prestigious tournament featuring some of the big stars in the game. Unfortunately, hopes have been tarnished as Nadal officially announces his withdrawal from the tournament. This will be another heartbreaking moment for the fans who wanted the legendary player to represent Team Europe which would most likely be for the last time in his career. This has once again started retirement rumors for the Spaniard with everyone expecting it to come very soon.

There were plenty of people who is expected to be seen in another tournament featuring the legend and it looks like Team Europe will be looking for a replacement as soon as possible. It turns out we might have to wait longer for Nadal to return to the court.

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