Floods devastate Nadal's academy amid Majorca's intense rains
Rafael Nadal's tennis academy in Majorca has been hit by a devastating flood caused by heavy rain affecting the region.
In recent days, intense rainfall has affected several parts of Spain, including Majorca. The resulting flash floods have caused significant damage to homes and businesses in the local community.
Rafael Nadal's academy in Manacor is one of many facilities that suffered from the unprecedented weather conditions. The outdoor and indoor courts, as well as the gym area, have been flooded.
The facility shared pictures of the destruction on its official social media accounts. They wrote: "Thank you very much for all the expressions of love after the huge storm we experienced. Most importantly, we are all safe and working hard to restore the academy's normal operations as soon as possible."
Thank you @emergencies112_ib, @bombersdemallorca, @rafanadal_club, and the maintenance and cleaning teams for your effort. And to everyone who helped us! - was added in the statement.
According to "The Sun," the situation is a major challenge for Rafael Nadal. The 37-year-old champion is preparing to return to the courts after a break due to injury. Despite the adversity, the Spaniard remains determined to continue his career and compete at the highest level again.
Spain battles the disaster
Spanish media reported that the devastating natural disaster has already claimed the lives of over 70 people, and this number may rise further. In addition, there is significant material damage. Under such circumstances, soccer and other sports competitions have taken a back seat.
The match between Manises and Getafe will not take place. Coach Santi Marin said organizing a match is impossible in the city of Torrent, located about 10 kilometres from Valencia, one of the areas most affected by the disaster.
