Three days left until the election Rafael Nadal race again on the tennis court. He will do this in Brisbane and this Thursday he published a photo that triggered optimism among Spanish and world tennis fans. Rafa landed in Australia this Thursday and trained on the courts of the Queensland Tennis Center in Brisbane, as seen in the photo he shared on his networks, where he went to the training ground with his coach and friend Carlos Moyá.

Nadal put an end to it eleven months in dry dock due to an injury that prevented him from practicing and playing on the track. The Manacor man withdrew from the last Australian Open due to injury and opted to undergo surgery for a left iliac psoas injury in June. Since then, there has been speculation about his return to the court or even his definitive retirement from tennis, but the Spaniard was very clear on the matter: “I don’t deserve to retire in the press room. “It would be very disappointing.”

“Hello Australia!”

Now Rafa comes into this ATP 250 tournament in Brisbane with a lot of excitement. great expectationAlthough Nadal said he just wanted to “regain his feelings and compete again.” The Spaniard posted on his networks “Hello, Australia!” He posted a message that read: This led to a flood of messages welcoming him back to the tracks.

This Thursday, Nadal plans to train on court number 2 of the facilities, accompanied by the world number 8, Danish Holger Rune, and on Friday, he plans to attend a promotional event on the street with his young fans. Nadal thanked Fan support from the first moment He wants to return the love he felt from his absence in recent months to people from Spain to Australia who are making their way back to the track.

The Spaniard, who won 22 Grand Slams, fell from 2nd place to 663rd place in the ATP rankings; he had disdained it in the days before his return. “What I want is to feel the feeling of competing again.. Having fun on the field again and results are secondary right now. “We’ve had complicated months and now it’s time to enjoy this comeback,” Nadal said before boarding the plane to Australia. Rafa is back and his face says it all.