The Coronavirus lockdown and Tour suspension allowed many players to do things they were not able to do before. The 2-time Grand Slam champion, Garbine Mugurza also found some time to write her first article. The Spaniard spoke about her career in the June 2020 issue of Vogue Spain.

“I’ve always enjoyed writing and sharing my thoughts, and this quarantine has given me the last push that I needed,” Muguruza told Vogue.

"Since I was three years old, I’ve lived with a racquet in my hand and for one objective. When all of that is suddenly gone due to a greater force, it’s life elbowing you and saying, ‘Hey, there is more to life than tennis, maybe this is a good moment to get ready for when that day comes. When you have to hang up the racquet.’ From every bad situation you can always find a message, and today, mine is to lift my gaze up and look beyond what I know and explore the things that are inside of me,” Muguruza wrote.

“For all the times that people have asked me, ‘Garbiñe, do you feel more Spanish or Venezuelan?’ I don’t even have the answer. I’m a citizen of the world, and I love my Spanish and Basque blood, and my Latin and Venezualan blood. And I’m very proud to represent Spain every week that I compete around the world. I represent a mix of cultures wherever I go, from the stubbornness of the Basque people on my father’s side, to the Caribbean rhythms in my hips from my mother’s side. I only need to hear the first bars of a salsa song and my feet move on their own,” wrote Muguruza.

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