Rafa Nadal is undoubtedly one of the great figures in world sports. His name is etched in gold letters in the history of tennis, especially at Roland Garros, where he has achieved almost unparalleled accomplishments.
But behind this giant of the racket, there is a family that has been an essential pillar in his career. Maribel Nadal, his sister, has once again shown the bond that unites them and her pride in Rafa's successes, this time in a very special way.

Maribel Nadal confirms the latest about her brother, Rafa Nadal
Maribel has shared through her social media an exclusive preview that has excited the fans of the Mallorcan tennis player. It is about the opening of a new space dedicated to Rafa's history at Roland Garros, located in the Rafa Nadal Museum.
The tour, which Maribel has presented with enthusiasm, includes a selection of items that reflect both Rafa's sporting greatness and personal intimacy. Among them, the rackets with which he won his 14 titles in Paris stand out.

As well as his headbands and sneakers that are part of iconic moments. It is not just about exhibitions, but elements that capture the essence and competitive spirit that have defined Rafa Nadal.
Additionally, the exhibition incorporates an impressive life-size sculpture of the tennis player in full celebration. This work, which until now was at Nike's European headquarters, is now part of the museum. Adding special value to those who visit the place.
As an emotional detail, 112 tennis balls can be found distributed throughout the room, in reference to the 112 victories that Rafa Nadal has achieved at Roland Garros. This figure represents an absolute record in the history of the tournament.
Maribel Nadal has shown great pride
Maribel's role has not only been that of a proud sister but also as an ambassador of this tribute at home. On the upcoming May 25, at the iconic Philippe-Chatrier court, Rafa Nadal will receive a unique recognition as part of the start of the Parisian Grand Slam.
This ceremony will underline the historical impact that the Manacor native has had at Roland Garros, with 14 crowns that position him as the most successful player on that stage. An act that confirms not only his sporting legacy but also the affection that the tournament and the public have for him.
Thus, the Nadal family celebrates and shares with the world a story of passion, effort, and triumphs that continues to be written. Meanwhile, Rafa prepares for a weekend of tribute that promises to be unforgettable.