Rafael Nadal retires from professional tennis to spend more time to his family
In an announcement that has left everyone surprised, Rafael Nadal, one of the biggest tennis players in history, has officially confirmed his withdrawal from professional tennis. At 38, the Spanish explained that he made this difficult decision to be able to spend more time to his family, something that had always been a priority in his life, but that until now he had had to put in the background due to the demands of his sports career.
Nadal, who for more than two decades has been one of the most prominent figures in world tennis, explained in an emotional press conference: “I have spent my whole life traveling around the world, training, playing games, always looking for excellence in each tournament. However, after much thinking and reflecting, I have realized that it is time to take a step back and focus on what really matters: my family Carrera, and now is my turn of being there for them. ”
The decision to retire has been difficult, but Nadal emphasized that he is at peace with her. “I have not touched a racket since I decided to retire, and that has given me great peace of mind. Over the years, my passion for tennis has never decreased, but my desire to be close to mine has grown more and more,” said the 22 Grand Slam champion.
During his career, Nadal has not only been recognized for his incredible ability on the court, but also for his exemplary attitude outside it. His humility, dedication and love for sport have made him a reference for both young people and tennis veterans. Now, the former world of the world ensures that the family is his next great priority.
The Spanish tennis player also made it clear that, although his time in the professional circuit has come to an end, he will remain linked to tennis, either through his academy or other projects that keep him close to this sport that has marked his life.
The news of his retirement has moved fans around the world, who applaud his decision and wish him the best in this new stage of his life. Undoubtedly, Rafael Nadal’s legacy will last, not only for his achievements on the court, but for his positive influence outside it.
