David Ferrer has fueled the hopes of fans to see Rafael Nadal at Davis Cup Finals, which will be played in November in Malaga. The captain of Team Spain, in a press conference after his team's success against the Czech Republic,

The Laver Cup — the tournament where Roger Federer retired in 2022 after teaming up with Nadal in doubles — would have been Nadal's first event since the Paris Olympics.

Rafael Nadal, a 22-time Grand Slam singles champion from Spain, has announced his withdrawal from the upcoming Laver Cup due to ongoing fitness issues.

Rafael Nadal withdrew Thursday from next week's Laver Cup in Berlin, leaving it unclear when the Spanish great will play again. The Laver Cup — the tournament where Roger Federer retired in 2022 after teaming up with Nadal in doubles — would have been Nadal's first event since the Paris Olympics and potentially one of his last ever.

The 22-time Grand Slam champion had slated the exhibition-style team tournament as his final event of the year.

Nadal, who has not participated in a match since the Paris Games, withdrew from the US Open and recently announced his withdrawal from the Laver Cup. Despite these decisions, he confirmed that he is not facing any physical issues.

The 38-year-old has not played a match since he and Alcaraz lost in the quarter-final of the men’s doubles event at the Paris 2024 Games. Nadal pulled out of the US Open but rep

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