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Alexander Zverev and Pep Guardiola (Source- AS USA- Diario AS)
The Wimbledon has been one of the most iconic tournaments in the Tennis and we have been enjoying some great matches and seeing some great figures appear during the tournament. One of the biggest favourites to win the tournament this season is Alexander Zverev, who has already played in the finals of the Roland Garros and is one of the highest-seeded players in the tournament.
Alexander Zverev has been having a great tournament so far and has got a great straight win against Cameron Norrie in his third-round match. Zverev will be going into his fourth-round game against Taylor Fritz where he will look to continue his good form this season. The German sensation will be looking forward to getting his hands on his first-ever Grand Slam title, which has eluded him throughout his career.
Zverev showing his love for Pep
There have already been plenty of great people who see the matches from the royal box of Wimbledon. One of the greatest figures in the sporting world Pep Guardiola was present in Zverev's match. The 3-time Champions League-winning football coach was in the box enjoying seeing Zverev playing. Zverev also went to show his appreciation for the decorated Football coach who urged him to come back and coach Bayern Munich and even requested him to coach him after he got tired of football. This was a great gesture from the former Olympic Gold medalist.
Watch the video below-
"If you're tired of football, you can coach me on a tennis court anytime" 😂
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 6, 2024
Alexander Zverev loved having Pep Guardiola watch him from the Royal Box#Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/NGTj8uqBkH
This showed how much Zverev loved the game of football and how much he appreciated the achievements of Guardiola. It was also great to see the reaction of Pep who was overwhelmed with the kind gesture for World number 4. It is great to see two iconic sportsmen together at an iconic venue.