Monte-Carlo Masters: Worrying Rafael Nadal Update Surfaces on the Eve of the Draw Ceremony

The enigma of Rafael Nadal’s tennis comeback still persists. The 37-year-old tennis player was in action nearly a month ago when he played in an exhibition match with Carlos Alcaraz, but now one of his best tournaments is just around the corner, the Monte-Carlo Masters, giving rise to a different question. But the biggest question is, looking at the way things turned out for him, will he be seen returning to tennis this month?

Now a new update regarding whether the 22-time Grand Slam champion will be seen gracing the tournament has come to light, leaving his fans and the tennis world worried. Let’s take a look at the news regarding the Spaniard’s appearance after leaving the Indian Wells.

Will Rafael Nadal compete in Monte-Carlo?

Since the beginning of this year, the biggest question haunting the tennis world has been whether the server will participate in the Australian Open or opt to play the American swing instead, and now, a similar uncertainty surrounds the Monte-Carlo Masters. A Twitter user took to his Twitter handle to share how he heard a conversation regarding Nadal’s participation from his team.

He highlighted that in a conversation with his team, it was quite uncertain that he hadn’t yet decided to play in the Monte-Carlo Masters. The 37-year-old tennis great had originally intended to return to the Monte-Carlo Masters after withdrawing from Indian Wells.