Novak Djokovic
Of course, this is the last thing missing from his gargantuan list of achievements. Without doubt more than anything this year, the Serb wants to win this Olympic gold that has always eluded him and that he has always wanted to bring back to his country. At 37, this will be one of the last challenges of the tennis player of (almost) all records.
Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal
The Spanish delegation could be the one to follow in Paris. Because Alcaraz expressed his very great ambition for the Olympics: “If I have to choose, this year I prefer to win Olympic gold rather than Roland-Garros. » And because Nadal could cast his last lights on Roland-Garros, his land of records.
Iga Swiatek
At Roland Garros, can there be another queen other than the Pole? Already titled three times on Parisian soil, Swiatek will inevitably arrive in the shoes of a favorite Porte d’Auteuil. She missed her first Olympics, in Tokyo, and left without a medal. She will definitely want to do better in Paris.
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