Roger Federer He is the most famous tennis player of all time. His technique and skill on the field is unlike any other. He is the first person to win 20 Grand Slams. For us tennis fans, it seems like Roger has been playing all our lives and we still want him to continue. But even the most illustrious players have to cross the mantle at a certain age.
Roger is 40 years old and is often injured. He suffered a right knee injury in 2020. He skipped the 2021 Australian Open season due to this injury. He returned to Wimbledon and reached the quarterfinals, becoming the oldest Wimbledon quarterfinalist in the open era. He had another knee surgery soon after and is working hard to make it back in the 2022 season.
When will Roger Federer return?

He has been seen training for his comeback, and fans already know that Federer will return with longtime rival and friend Rafa Nadal at the Laver Cup, scheduled for September 23, 2022. The new question is: Roger is back Roland Garros“As Nadal closes the 21st Grand Slam and beats Roger and Djokovic, will Roger try his luck at the French Open 2022?
His rehabilitation after injuries and surgeries is going well with the statement he made on his social media account. Fans want to see him on clay again, but whether he can play the French Open, Wimbledon and Laver Cup back-to-back is a big question given his age and how injury-prone he is.
Roger Federer himself said: “40 or 41 years old, same. The question is, will I be able to push myself every day? Today my heart says yes. So I’m going step by step.”
“As I have faced many times in my career, it is another challenge, sometimes without the public realizing it. And even though I know very well that the end is near, I want to try to play bigger matches. It will not be easy, but we will try.”
It’s highly unlikely that Federer will play at the 2022 French Open, but it’s still up to Roger which tournament he chooses, but fans will be looking forward to his return at one of the Grand Slams as this could be the final step of the tournament. tennis legend
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