Will Rafael Nadal compete in the French Open in 2025? Chat with fellow countryman Alex Corretja

Rafael Nadal's 2024 French Open first-round encounter on Monday, May 27, generated a lot of excitement. After a lengthy absence—his first of the year—Nadal made his Grand Slam comeback after a run of ailments.

German Alexander Zverev, the Spaniard's opponent, offered a challenging draw. Fourth seed Zverev overcame No. 1 seed Rafael Nadal in straight sets at Roland Garros, 3-6, 6-7, 3-6, despite Nadal putting up a fight.

Many people believe that Rafael Nadal, 37, played his final match at Roland Garros due to a number of medical problems, but the Spanish player has not responded to questions on his future. Alex Corretja, a former world no.

two and Nadal's countryman, has now disclosed a recent conversation meet the 14-time winner of the French Open to provide insight into his future.

After losing in the first round at the French Open, which he has ruled for nearly two decades, it is still unclear if Rafael Nadal will play there again.

"I spoke to him a few months ago and he was sure he wouldn't come back (to the French Open)," Corretja told Eurosport."However, a week ago, I spoke to him, and he told me that this is the first time I have practiced at Roland Garros and I don't feel any pain.


He explained that he is feeling great on the court, his tennis is getting better and he sees no reason to come back for another game. "But he also said, it depends on how I play," "Corretja added."



If I don't do well against Zverev, I can't come back.