Real Madrid's press service said the Madrid club's board of directors has proposed approving the former world No. 1, Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal, as a new member of the board of directors.

Outstanding achievements and qualities

Nadal, who is already an honorary member of Real Madrid, has an impressive record. The club stressed that his career is not limited to sporting victories alone.

22Grand Slam titles
92personal titles
2Olympic gold medals
5Davis Cup titles

Beyond his sporting success, the club noted that Nadal's personality is a role model. According to the club's statement, his talent, drive for self-improvement, humility and competitive spirit are an integral part of Real Madrid's identity.

With an outstanding record — 92 personal titles, including 22 Grand Slam titles, two Olympic gold medals, five Davis Cup titles with the Spain national team and the status of world No. 1 — Rafael Nadal has had a truly legendary sporting career.
Club statement

Context

Rafael Nadal, a longtime Real Madrid supporter, was 40 years old at the time the announcement of his joining the board of directors was made.