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Rafael Nadal has confirmed that he doesn't "want to miss" Wimbledon after winning his 14th French Open title. The 36-year-old played the tournament with his foot numbed from anaesthesia injections as a result of his chronic injury and will be undergoing a procedure this week, only playing Wimbledon if the treatment is successful.

Nadal has won the first two Grand Slam tournaments of the year - the Australian Open and Roland Garros - for the first time in his career. It puts him halfway to achieving the calendar Grand Slam though the Spaniard has been in doubt for Wimbledon as a result of his chronic injury, and he has now shared his plans for the tournament after winning the French Open.

"I'm gonna be in Wimbledon if my body is ready to play Wimbledon," the world No 5 confirmed. "Wimbledon is not a tournament that I want to miss, I think