La open
Nadal To Miss Australian Open After New Muscle Tear
Nadal took to social media to announce that he is not fit enough to compete at the season first Grand Slam and is flying back to home for treatment.
"During my last match in Brisbane I had a small problem on a muscle that as you know made me worried. Once I got to Melbourne I have had the chance to make an MRI and I have micro tear on a muscle, not in the same part where I had the injury and that’s good news," Nadal said in statement on X.
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