The established tennis player talks to the public about his state of health. Roger Federer also has a right knee injury that could hold him back for the next season in 2021.
The fate of tennis player Roger Federer in 2020
The 2020 tennis season was singularly disrupted for Roger Federer, due to his single file injuries. Indeed, during the Australian Open, he had a second injury after that of February and he had to put an end to the season.
Therefore, the meeting in 2021 for his fans was more or less reassured:
« Dear fans, I hope you are well and in good health. Some time ago, I encountered a setback in my initial convalescence, I had to do a quick asthroscopy on my right knee. Now as I did when I ended my season in 2017, I plan to take the time to be 100% and be able to play at my best. I will miss my fans and the circuit deeply and I can’t wait to see everyone again at the start of the 2021 season. «
Rodger Federer
A terrific return for the Swiss tennis player
To Chanel Nine, Craig Tiley, Director of the Australian Open states:
Roger confirmed he would be there. Serena Williams will try to break Margaret Court’s record. We are very happy that the players are responding ”.
Craig Tiley
Based on this claim, Roger Federer will likely travel to Australia to strongly support his opinion around the first Chalem of the season.
But you may be wondering if the latter will have the strength to stand firm in front of his challengers.
The 38-year-old Swiss champion answers this concern during an Interview with Schweizer Illustrierte:
I come back gradually, but I don’t put pressure on myself and take my time. I will only step into the tournament when I am 100% fit. It looks like I can make my comeback to the Australian Open in January ”.
Roger Federer
So you know that the fourth world champion will not have another operation after the last two of this year.
He is therefore working very hard to have a superiority over the famous Rafael Nadal:
“I’ve been working on my stamina and strength absolutely painlessly for a while.”
Roger Federer
In view of all the above, Roger Federer, professional player since 1998, will undoubtedly recover before the 2021 season to continue his career although he is close to retirement.
