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Nadal: "I'm trying to adapt to what is a new aspect of my life".

Nadal: I'm trying to adapt to what is a new aspect of my life.
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Clément Gehl
le 04/02/2025 à 07h26
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Rafael Nadal has now been retired for three months. He attended "La Gran Gala de Mundo Deportivo", the awards presented by the Spanish media. He was honored for his career.

The journalists asked him how he was. Nadal replied: "I'm doing very well.

On a personal level, I'm happy and on the other hand, I'm trying to adapt to what is a new aspect of my life which, for the moment, I'm managing very well.

For the moment, I don't miss the day-to-day, I'm fine as I am. All in all, the last few years have been difficult, which also helps me not to regret it too much.

I retired three months ago. I can't say it with total clarity, but for the moment I'm doing well."

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