Federer on ambitions following retirement: “I want to go and play in places I've never been and thank the fans”

Roger Federer has big plans after his retirement as he plans to travel to places where he's never been before and play for the fans.

The professional playing days of Roger Federer are over but he won't be completely allergic to tennis courts. It's still something he loves the most and he's planning to stage exhibitions worldwide to thank the fans for supporting him all these years.

As a tennis player, Federer was able to see much of the world but he still hasn't seen all of the world and that's the plan:

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"I want to go and play in places I've never been and thank the fans who have supported me throughout my career, that's all I want. My intention is also to organize exhibitions but it is still too early, unfortunately."

It will take some time before he'll be able to commit to such a plan because the knees are still not where they need to be for such a thing:

"My knee is not yet in perfect condition and I have to be patient. The doctors have advised me to be cautious and to wait a few months to see how the situation develops. and this goes not only for tennis but also for other sports that I would like to play, but I have to take it easy."

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