"I'm really missing it a lot": Paula Badosa gives injury update with Wimbledon aim

After returning to form, Paula Badosa went through heartbreak having to withdraw from Roland Garros at the 11th hour after a stress fracture in her spine.

The race was also on for her to make Wimbledon with an 8-12 week turnaround time for recovery, but it seems Badosa will do what she can to play the grass court Grand Slam.

This update also comes after news has been dominated for Badosa in the past week with her new relationship with fellow player, Stefanos Tsitsipas with the new 'Tsitsidosa' couple sharing plenty of loved-up images and videos.

That will seemingly spur her on towards her recovery which will be seemingly less time than expected.

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"Small update now about how my rehab is going. Slowly getting better, no more brace and starting to do some workouts at the pool as you could see (referencing to Tsitsipas' videos)," said Badosa.

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"Having everyday treatment for hours and trying my best to try to get to Wimbledon on a minimum conditions. I'm really missing it a lot, luckily having the best people around me that helps me. Hope to see you soon, love you."

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