Palma, Spain.- Rafael Nadal has deposited roland Garros’ 13th trophy, a twenty-sixth Grand Slam of his sporting career, in his Manacor museum, “for all who want to come and see him”, as the Spanish tennis player points out in a statement broadcast on Wednesday by the Rafa Nadal Museum.” Hello everyone, I am already here in Mallorca, in Manacor and evidently very happy and satisfied with what has been achieved”, says Rafael Nadal, who rests since this Monday on his home island after adding a new title at Roland Garros and tying with the Swiss Roger Federer in the number (20) of the most important tournaments of world tennis.
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He adds: “It is no less true that it is a bittersweet feeling because we have been very complicated for many months in different ways and the main one is the issue of health. The second is the economic plane that makes so many families having a hard time. Let us hope that all this will be better, let us hope that they will get the vaccine out as soon as possible and that we can all live again in a happier and happier world.”
Rafael Nadal also appreciates “all the messages of support received during these last few weeks”.
For me, even though we have been a little further than usual since we have not been able to have direct contact, receiving so many messages of support through social networks or directly to my mobile because it has helped me, without any doubt. Thank you all so much for the support,” he says.
Rafael Nadal after winning his 13th Roland Garros/EFE title
Manacor’s left-hander finally recalls that everyone who visits the museum is helping “in a very important way that the Foundation and its projects can become increasingly important and we can help more people who really need it.” The Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience collects the highlights of his sporting career since he started playing tennis as a child to the present day. The tour takes place through his trophies, but also through the jerseys and sneakers rafa won each of the Grand Slam finals he has played throughout his career.
In addition, its facilities exhibit souvenirs and objects ceded by some of the leading figures in the history of world sport such as Michael Jordan, Fernando Alonso, Pau Gasol, Roger Federer, Mireia Belmonte, Usain Bolt, Serena Williams, Cristiano Ronaldo, among others. At Nadal’s own initiative, all residents of the Balearic Islands will be able to access the museum at a 50 percent discount.
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