Rafael Nadal's Retirement Uncertain as Spaniard Won't Have Final Say in Davis Cup Plan

Nadal's Future in Flux

Rafael Nadal's retirement plans remain uncertain as the Spaniard revealed he will not have the final say in the decision of whether he plays in the Davis Cup.

The 22-time Grand Slam champion has been plagued by injuries in recent years and has hinted that he could retire after this season.

However, Nadal has also said that he would love to play in the Davis Cup again and help Spain win the title.

Spain's Davis Cup Captain to Make Decision

Ultimately, the decision of whether Nadal plays in the Davis Cup will be made by Spain's captain, Sergi Bruguera.

Bruguera has said that he will take Nadal's wishes into account, but he will also need to consider the team's best interests.

Spain is scheduled to play Croatia in the Davis Cup quarterfinals in September.

Nadal's Injury History

Nadal has been dealing with a chronic foot injury for several years.

The injury has forced him to miss several tournaments, including the Australian Open earlier this year.

Nadal has said that he is managing the injury as best he can, but he knows that it could eventually force him to retire.

Nadal's Legacy

Nadal is one of the greatest tennis players of all time.

He has won 22 Grand Slam titles, second only to Novak Djokovic's 23.

Nadal has also won the Davis Cup five times with Spain.

Nadal's Future Plans

Nadal has said that he would like to continue playing tennis for as long as he can.

However, he knows that he will eventually need to retire.

Nadal has said that he would like to retire on his own terms, but he is also prepared to accept the decision of his doctor or coach.