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Uncle Toni Nadal predicts two venues that nephew Rafael may play final match before retirement from tennis

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Rafael Nadal’s uncle and former coach Toni Nadal has predicted two venues where the 36-year-old could play the last match of his career.

The older Nadal also suggested that his nephew may find it difficult to step away from the sport while he is close to his peak.

Ad The veteran 22-time Grand Slam winner has curtailed his involvement in tennis in recent seasons, and at the end of 2022 he suggested that he would no longer compete in Mexico as he looks to preserve his body for the remaining years of his career.

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