Tennis legend Rafael Nadal is reportedly set to join the board of directors at Real Madrid, according to BBC Sport. The 22-time Grand Slam champion has been a frequent presence at Santiago Bernabéu matches in recent years, strengthening his ties with the Spanish football giant.
Nadal, a lifelong Real Madrid supporter, has made numerous appearances on the pitch during home games, further cementing his relationship with the club. The move would see one of Spain's most decorated athletes take on an official governance role at the 15-time European champions.
Details regarding the specific nature of Nadal's role and the timeline for his appointment have not been disclosed. The Mallorcan native has previously expressed his admiration for Real Madrid and its values, making this development a natural progression in his long-standing association with the club.
