The King of Clay is not ready to abdicate just yet.
Rafael Nadal is back for more at Roland-Garros, with his career poised on a knife edge – and the tennis world could not be more excited.
The 38-year-old has continued to send mixed messages about when he plans to retire, despite many believing this would be his last dance on the grand stage.
While his first-round exit to Alexander Zverev in the French Open at the end of May certainly felt like a swan song, Nadal failed to rule out an encore in 2025.
Whatever he decides to do in the future, his appearance at the Olympic Games in 2024 will bring a smile to faces across the globe.
RadioTimes.com brings you a guide to when Rafael Nadal will play at the Olympic Games in 2024.
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When does Rafael Nadal play at the Olympics?
All UK time. All matches will be live on discovery+.
Singles
Rafael Nadal was eliminated from the singles competition by Novak Djokovic on Monday 29th July.
Doubles
Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz will face Dutch duo Tallon Griekspoor and Wesley Koolhof in the Round of 16 on Tuesday 30th July. This is the third match of the day, which begins at 11am, meaning Nadal should be on court this afternoon.
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