"Training five days a week": Ferrer gives good news on Nadal ahead of return to action
ATPTuesday, 21 March 2023 at 19:15
With a star-studded line-up announced for Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, David Ferrer who is tournament director spoke about Rafael Nadal who will make one of his comeback appearances at a tournament he loves.
Ferrer said that he is currently training five days a week as he understands and will be ready with his starting point being Monte-Carlo which is good news for fans of the Spaniard.
He has been training in recent weeks on clay and will be looking to return after having to miss Indian Wells and Miami.
"Nadal is training five days a week . The idea is for him to start in Monte Carlo now. Personally I want him to have a good tour of the ground," said Ferrer as per Punto de Break.
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