Will Rafael Nadal play Wimbledon? Has he recovered from his foot injury? What's his upcoming schedule?

Once again, it looks like Rafael Nadal will defy the odds to make his first appearance at Wimbledon in three years. Nadal revealed after his French Open win last month that he had won the tournament with an anaesthetised foot, but after undergoing a radiofrequency procedure in Spain he has been back on the practice courts in Majorca ahead of a tilt at the Wimbledon crown.

Ad/> We take a look at what Nadal's short grass-court season might look like as he seeks to keep alive the miracle prospect of a calendar slam — something great rival Novak Djokovic fell just short of last year. WimbledonIns and outs: Are Murray, Raducanu, Nadal, Federer, Osaka playing Wimbledon?18/06/2022 AT 14:59 WHAT IS NADAL'S UPCOMING SCHEDULE? Nadal has confirmed that he will play the Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic at the Hurlingham Club in West London, which runs from June 21-26.

Nadal's first match is due to be on Wednesday against Stan Wawrinka. Prior to his arrival in London, Nadal had spent a few days practicing on grass at the venue for the Mallorca Championships, an ATP 250 event that is also running this week.

Nadal will head straight for Wimbledon following his appearance at Hurlingham, with his first-round match set for either June 27 or 28, depending on the draw. Is Serena playing Wimbledon? Will it be her farewell? Murray: Injury is improving and I'm still planning to play Wimbledon HAS NADAL RECOVERED FROM INJURY? Nadal has said that he is «not injured», but that he «has an injury», in the sense that he is living with an incurable, chronic foot issue — namely Mueller-Weiss syndrome.