The video, which is around 45 seconds long, shows how the 36-year-old struggles with the pain. The 22-time Grand Slam winner has to stop a training session and then marches off the pitch with stiff steps.
A little more than two weeks before the start of “his” tournament in Paris, it is more than questionable to compete. The Grand Slam record winner has already won the classic in Roland Garros 14 times. Track number 15 is probably out of reach.
The 36-year-old suffered a hip flexor and groin muscle injury at the Australian Open in January. The Spaniard has been on hiatus since then, and he has had to postpone his planned comeback several times.
Given this latest setback, speculation about a resignation is also likely to intensify. In recent years in particular, the Spaniard has been plagued by long-term injuries.
2023-05-12 15:51:00
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