RAFAEL NADAL CAN RETIRE WHEN HE WANTS – ‘NO ONE CAN TELL HIM WHAT TO DO’, SAYS JOHN MCENROE AT FRENCH OPEN.
John McEnroe believes that no one should be telling Rafael Nadal what to do as retirement looms for the 14-time Roland-Garros champion, who might have played his last Grand Slam in Paris.
The Eurosport expert has insisted that the legendary player has earned the right to retire when he wants. “I don’t think it’s going to hurt his legacy if he plays another year,” the American claimed.
Eurosport expert John McEnroe does not believe Rafael Nadal’s legacy as “one of the greatest players ever” will be tarnished if he decides to play another year, and insists the legendary player has earned the right to call time on his career whenever he wants after he lost at Roland-Garros.
The 14-time French Open champion gave fourth seed Alexander Zverev a tricky test in the opening match of his 2024 Roland-Garros campaign, but he was ultimately beaten by the German to swiftly end his bid to win a record-extending 15th title.
