Tennis-Federer's coach says it is unlikely he plays Wimbledon- report
By Rory Carroll
Roger Federer Sport News
Federer's coach says it is unlikely he plays Wimbledon- report
Roger Federer is unlikely to play this year's Wimbledon as the Swiss great continues to recover from knee surgery, his coach Severin Luthi was quoted as saying in a Swiss newspaper.
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