Rafael Nadal is getting set to retire from professional tennis after one last event. He will be part of Spain’s team at the Davis Cup finals that start Tuesday in front of a home crowd in Malaga.

Yesterday Nadal trained on the main court of the Palacio de Deportes José María Martín Carpena for a practice session with Pedro Martinez, watched by both his coach Carlos Moya and Spain team captain David Ferrer. Nadal x Ferrer x Moya 🌟🇪🇸 A legendary trio on Centre Court! #DavisCup | @RFETenis pic.twitter.com/vFWazH6rSJ

Rafael Nadal is all set to play his last match in the Davis Cup for Spain in Malaga. The 38-year-old tennis star announced his retirement and this tournament will be his last. Get all the telecast details here.

Carlos Alcaraz dreams of winning the Davis Cup Finals alongside his idol Rafael Nadal, to give his legendary countryman one last title before his tennis farewell. At the press conference following the defeat suffered against Alexander Zverev in the third and final round robin match at the ATP Finals - a match that officially decreed Carlitos' elimination from the year-end Masters - the young Spaniard talked - among the various topics touched upon,

Rafael Nadal has arrived in Malaga for the final tournament of his career and Tournament Director Feliciano Lopez has said a decision has yet to be made on what role he will play in the Spain team. Nadal could play his last matches as early as next Tuesday when Spain take on the Netherlands in a quarter-final tie of an event that is played over a straight knock-out format.