Nadal has revealed when he plans to make comeback to the tennis. Rafa underwent surgery on his leg
The 37-year-old legendary Spanish tennis player, Rafael Nadal, has shared his plans for a return to the court:
"I can train a bit more, which is progress for me. The pain has decreased, but there's still discomfort.
I'm training more now than I was a month ago, practicing day by day. We will see if I can increase the intensity to gradually make a comeback.
My initial idea would be to return to Australia, but I can't say for sure.
I'm on the right path, but I'm in uncharted territory because it's an injury I haven't had before. Nevertheless, I'm still excited.
I tried to make it back for the clay season, but it didn't happen," said Nadal.
To recall, earlier this summer, the 22-time Grand Slam tournament winner underwent surgery on the left leg's iliopsoas muscle. Initially, it was reported that the Spaniard would need five months to recover.
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