On September 24, the Spain Tennis Association officially announced the lineup for this year's Davis Cup finals, Nadal's name is prominently listed, and he will join Alcaraz, Agutte, Busta and Granoles to help Spain compete for the final championship. This trip to the Davis Cup finals is considered to be the last dance of Nadal's career.
Nadal's last official competition was at this year's Paris Olympics, after withdrawing from the US Open and the Laver Cup. According to Nadal's own words, the withdrawal was not due to physical reasons, and he is currently feeling well physically.
When asked when he would retire, Nadal has said that his goal is to play in the Paris Olympics, and there are no further plans after the Olympics. As for when he will retire, the 38-year-old did not give a clear timetable.
Even if the Davis Cup final match from November 19 to 24 this year is not the curtain call of Nadal's career, it is very likely to be his curtain call for the Spain national team.
Nadal has won the Davis Cup four times with Spain and has many fond memories of this prestigious tournament. We are looking forward to the Davis Cup finals at home this time, where Nadal and his teammates can perform well.