Summary
Real Madrid plans to put Rafael Nadal’s appointment as a club director to a vote by its General Assembly of Delegated Members. Nadal, a 22-time Grand Slam champion and an honorary club member, said he accepted the invitation and wants to contribute.Key Facts
- Real Madrid’s board agreed to submit Nadal’s appointment for member ratification.
- Nadal retired from professional tennis in November 2024.
- Nadal won 92 singles titles, two Olympic gold medals and five Davis Cup titles with Spain, according to the club.
- Nadal said he accepted the invitation from club president Florentino Pérez and the board.
- Pérez won another four-year term as Real Madrid president in June.
- More than a third of voting members backed challenger Enrique Riquelme in the presidential election.
- Riquelme opposed plans to bring outside investment into the member-owned club.
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