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Raquel Bermúde… - 14 Jul 2025

Very bad news for Luca Nardi. The young Italian announced through his social media that he will have to miss several weeks of the circuit due to an injury: "Hello everyone, unfortunately, I have been dealing with an adductor tear since Wimbledon, and I had to take a step back to recover. I will miss the tournaments in Washington and Toronto, but I am doing everything I can to heal properly and get back on the courts as soon as possible. My goal is to come back stronger in Cincinnati."

Luca Nardi will miss a few weeks on tour due to an adductor tear pic.twitter.com/a7GvaQulNl
— Mario Boccardi (@boccardi_marioo) July 14, 2025

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Nardi anuncia un parón en la competición debido a una lesión

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