'I can’t have a clear answer,' Rafael Nadal still remains uncertain about Roland Garros participation 

I can't have a clear answer. First of all, I want to play Rome. That's the tournament where I am today. I don't think after that. If after that I feel ready to play Roland Garros, I cannot predict what kind of emotions I’m going to have there. said Rafael Nadal via Rome Press

After an emotional end to his time at the Madrid Open, the Spaniard is more hopeful to do better in Italy. With some of the top stars out of the tournament, it allows Nadal a good chance to register his first deep run in over a year. 

Moreover, Nadal also explained his decision to retire, which was because of his body. The Spaniard had lucidly stated that it was tough to get success with a body that wasn’t ready to even sustain a normal practice session.

Rafael Nadal is excited about his participation in the Rome Open

22-time singles Grand Slam winner Rafael Nadal is very excited about his participation at the Rome Open. After spending a year on the sidelines, this is Nadal’s third consecutive tournament, and he is rather happy with this.

But now is my third week on the tour almost in a row, so... It's a good moment, even if the results are not what they used to be. But I am increasing my feelings, my level. Let's see. Yeah, I want to keep going. said Rafael Nadal via Rome Open press.

Despite the early losses, Nadal revealed that he felt better with his form and level. The fans saw glimpses of Rafa’s magic at the Madrid Open.

Unfortunately, the Spaniard could not last much longer in the tournament. This might be his last French Open, and fans remain hopeful that Rafa ends on a high.