Nadal trifft nach Karriereende in Madrid wieder auf Federer

27. Mai 2026

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Rafael Nadal veröffentlichte am 27. Mai 2026 ein Foto mit Roger Federer in Madrid, das ihr erstes öffentliches Treffen seit Jahren dokumentiert. Das Bild zeigt die beiden Arm in Arm mit der Bildunterschrift: „Schaut mal, wen ich in Madrid gefunden habe.“

Das Treffen findet statt, nachdem beide Spieler ihre Profikarriere beendet haben. Federer trat 2022 beim Laver Cup in London zurück, während Nadal seine Laufbahn 2024 beim Davis Cup in Malaga beendete. Zusammen kommen sie auf insgesamt 42 Grand-Slam-Titel.

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Samstag, 16. Mai 2026, 17:54 Uhr

Nadal trifft nach Karriereende in Madrid wieder auf Federer

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