Nadal ritrova Federer a Madrid dopo il ritiro

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Il 27 maggio 2026, Rafael Nadal ha pubblicato una foto con Roger Federer a Madrid, segnando il loro primo incontro pubblico dopo anni. L'immagine ritraeva i due abbracciati con la didascalia: "Guardate chi ho trovato a Madrid".

L'incontro avviene dopo che entrambi i tennisti si sono ritirati dal professionismo. Federer ha lasciato il circuito nel 2022 durante la Laver Cup a Londra, mentre Nadal ha concluso la sua carriera nel 2024 alla Coppa Davis di Malaga. Insieme, i due campioni hanno vinto 42 titoli del Grande Slam.

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