Federer: "I understand people's frustration".
Although retired, Roger Federer never really left the world of tennis.
In New York this Tuesday, where he is expected to attend the quarter-final between Dimitrov and Tiafoe, the Swiss confided in our colleagues at "Today".
The man whose opinion is always eagerly awaited and respected spoke about the Jannik Sinner case.
As a reminder, the Transalpine had tested positive in March before finally being cleared after proving that the intoxication was involuntary.
While the case, and in particular the Italian's non-suspension during the investigation, continues to raise questions, the Maestro was kind enough to give his opinion: "We don't want to see this kind of news in our sport, whether he did something or not, or whether any player did something.
I understand that the situation is delicate.
I understand the frustration of people wondering if they've been treated the same as everyone else.
I think that's what it comes down to.
I think we're all convinced that Jannik didn't do anything, but the potential inconsistency comes from the fact that he wasn't put aside when they weren't 100% sure what was going on.
I think that's the question that needs answering.
The situation is what it is, and we have to trust the process as well as everyone involved in this case."
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