Tennis legend Roger Federer will ‘consider’ coming out of retirement for one last exhibition match against Rafael Nadal, says his agent Tony Godsick. Federer, 43, played his last professional event at the 2022 Laver Cup in London and it is reported he’s weighing up a possible return in a non-playing role.

Roger Federer would consider coming out of retirement to break a record he holds with rival Rafael Nadal, the tennis icon’s agent has revealed. The 20-times Grand Slam champion retired in 2022 but fans have been desperate for him to appear on the court one last time.

Tony Godsick, agent of the Swiss Maestro and one of the founders of the Laver Cup, talked about a possible challenge between the two legends at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, in Madrid

Federer has embarked on several exhibition tours. Before going under the knife in 2020, he invited Nadal to play a record-breaking match in South Africa in front of 51,954 people. Federer previously faced Alexander Zverev in a Mexican exhibition with a capacity of 42,517.

The GOAT debate has ignited fans over the past 20 years and created a lot of social media discussions. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have created a rivalry without precedent in tennis history, improving each other and taking this sport to a new dimension.

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Tennis legend Roger Federer is contemplating a return from retirement for an exhibition match against Rafael Nadal, according to his agent Tony Godsick. The 43-year-old Swiss star last played a professional tennis match at the 2022 Laver Cup in London.

Roger Federer 'would consider' coming out of retirement to face old rival Rafa Nadal and settle a score once and for all. The 20-time Grand Slam winner has been retired from tennis since 2022 but his manager Tony Godsick has given quite the update on his future.