Emilio Sanchez: Nadal will return to peak form in time for the French Open Olympics!

Although Rafael Nadal has been dealing with injuries over the past year, the Spaniard is likely to be back to his best in time, according to retired Spanish tennis great Emilio Sanchez Vicario. Welcome to the French Open Olympics.

Emilio, a former world number seven player, believes that no matter how much time Nadal spends in the game, he will perform well in the summer. The 58-year-old predicts that his compatriot will gradually regain his form through competition and will be close to his previous level at the French Open and this summer's Paris Olympics.

Emilio said in an interview with EFE, "I don't think he's going to leave us. I think he's going to play well. I think he's a little scared now because the surgery is bothering him. But once he starts on land He will no longer be afraid of the game because he will start playing. If he returns to form, I believe he will be 100% at the French Open and the Olympics, as long as there are no more injuries.”

Nadal made a brief comeback in Brisbane this year after dealing with injuries for nearly a year. The former world number one withdrew from the Australian Open and subsequently gave up on Indian Wells, where he was supposed to make a comeback. "For me, it was more of a battle with myself, playing to free myself, rather than a problem with him. Because when he went to Australia, he played well. But he had a good fight. The game hurt him a little bit and then he was very worried. But on land he will feel much better."