Top 4 players making a comeback at Roland-Garros

The Roland Garros also known as the French Open is set to take place in just 4 days, this is the time when we finally get to see some of the big stars and talented individuals battle it out for their Grand Slam glory this season. We have seen some iconic moments in this tournament and one can surely expect some more in this season's edition as well.

This Roland Garros is not only about top players competing against each other but also players who are going to make a comeback. There are a lot of players in this tournament who are set to make a solid comeback in this tournament. Some of these players have been missing from this tournament and we really hope that this comeback makes a huge difference.

Here are the players who are set to make a comeback in this iconic Grand Slam tournament:

4. Naomi Osaka

There was a time when Naomi Osaka was one of the top players in the business and became the world number 1 back in 2019, however after missing the game for a long time due to mental health issues and pregnancy, she fell off the rankings and is now lost her place in the top 100. The Japanese 4-time Grand Slam champion will be setting her eyes in Paris and making a big impact in the Clay Season finale.

3. Carlos Alcaraz

We know that Carlos Alcaraz is still one of the top-ranked and seeded players in the tournament, but it has not been the best of seasons for the world number 3 so far. Alcaraz has been missing a lot of the ATP tour this season especially the Clay season due to injury. Though he has a great record on clay as well he still hasn't won the Major Clay season grand slam. We are sure that he is going to be one of the favourites to win. This is the time Alcaraz shows why he is one of the upcoming superstars in this modern generation.

2. Jannik Sinner

Jannik Sinner had a great start to this season when he won his first grand slam in Melbourne and had one of the best ATP tours where he won two ATP titles. He has also overtaken Alcaraz to be the world number 2 in the rankings. However, in the latter half of the season, he missed some big ATP tournaments such as the Madrid Open and the Italian Open due to injury. It is at least great to see that he will be making a comeback and getting his season back on track in the Roland Garros.

1. Rafael Nadal

This was the long and awaited return we all had been waiting for as the King of Clay finally made his way into the tournament he had been ruling for a long time. Rafael Nadal might not be in the form of his life looking at his performances on the ATP tour, but we still expect El Nino to have one more dominant performance in this season's French Open in which he is returning after over 700 days. We really hope we get to see one more legendary performance from the great Spaniard this last time in his final season.