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Rafael Nadal net worth, Real Madrid links and family life as he announces emotional retirement

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Rafael Nadal announced on Thursday he will be retiring from tennis after the Davis Cup finals in Malaga which runs between November 19-24.

The 38-year-old has enjoyed a sensational career which has seen him lift 22 Grand Slam titles, including two Wimbledon championships and a record 14 French Open singles titles.

Explaining the decision to retire from the sport, Nadal told his followers on social media: "The reality is that it has been a few difficult years. "I don’t think I have been able to play without limitations.

It is obviously a difficult decision. READ MORE: Inside Murray's life away from tennis READ MORE: Wimbledon confirm huge change for 2025 "One that has taken me some time to make.

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