Pedro Cachin never dared to disturb Rafael Nadal in the locker room to confide all his admiration to him. So Monday evening, once his last forehand had been harvested, he took the risk and took the opportunity to ask for a small favor, with the politeness of a well-bred kid who had just made his dream come true. “I don’t know if you can, but I want to ask you: could I have your t-shirt or towel?” » Once the warm hug was over, the Spaniard was quick to offer him one of the pieces from his collection, his purple top worn during the match. An extremely rare scene. The Argentinian left the center court a little more loaded, applauded by Nadal and his supporters with a piece of clothing of his idol in his bag which he will have signed before framing it at his home in Sant Cugat del Vallès.
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