Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal is reportedly being considered for a future presidency role at Real Madrid, according to a report published Friday. The claim suggests the 22-time Grand Slam champion has been "long desired by both parties" for a leadership position at the football club he has publicly supported.
Details regarding the nature of the grooming process, timeline, or any formal discussions remain undisclosed. Nadal, a lifelong Real Madrid fan, has frequently attended matches at the Santiago Bernabéu and maintains close ties to the club's hierarchy.
The 38-year-old Mallorcan, who announced his retirement from professional tennis in November 2024, has not publicly commented on the speculation. Real Madrid has also not issued a statement on the matter.
