Rafael Nadal will not retire from Tennis because of fatherhood

• According to Rafael Nadal’s coach, the Tennis star will not leave the sport because of fatherhood
• Nadal recently announced that his wife is pregnant with their first child
• The king of clay was seen training at his Tennis academy ahead of the US Open
• The 22 Grand Slam champion pulled out of the Wimbledon Semifinals due to an injury

In a recent interview, Rafael Nadal’s great coach Carlos Moya sought to reassure supporters regarding the 22 Grand Slam winner’s future.

According to the coach, the king of clay will not retire from tennis because of paternity. Moya explained that many tennis players now travel with their children.

“I don’t believe Rafael Nadal will quit playing because of his paternity,” Said Moya. Rafael Nadal announced that he and his wife are expecting their first baby together.

 Moya stated that Nadal becoming a father will serve as more fuel to continue winning instead. Rafa said he enjoys spending time with family and will miss the kids while on ATP tours.

Rafael Nadal took everyone by surprise this season.

Rafael Nadal’s coach says the Tennis star will not retire from Tennis because of fatherhood. Photo/ATP Tour

The Spanish sensation, who had just emerged from a lengthy break, won the Australian Open and the French Open, establishing his status as a true sporting great.

The former world number one extended his lead over Novak Djokovic as well as Roger Federer in the Grand Slam records while also putting an end to the possibility of retirement.

 Fans excited to see Nadal training ahead of the US Open

Rafael Nadal was seen training hard at his tennis facility in Mallorca in preparation for the US Open, having recovered from the injury that halted his Wimbledon career.

Fans were devastated when the reigning French Open champion pulled out of the Wimbledon semi-finals against Nick Kyrgios due to an injury. However, it is a relief for the fans to see Nadal training ahead of the US Open

The Spanish Tennis player is aiming for a third major victory this season in Flushing Meadows, which would bring his Grand Slam singles to count to 23, and he has shown improvement in his recovery from this recent injury.

 Nadal captioned his training photographs on social media with a “back to work!” caption, which indicates Nadal is on track to make his latest return from surgery at the season’s last Grand Slam, which begins on August 29.

Despite Nadal’s anguish at seeing his great adversary, Novak Djokovic, climb to within one major win of his total after securing his seventh triumph at the All England Club, the Spaniard has had a fantastic year.

His main ambition is to compete in the US Open, something he hasn’t done since 2019. Unless implausible last-minute developments occur, his everlasting rival  Novak Djokovic will be unable to go to the United States due to a lack of Coronavirus vaccination.