Caroline Garcia announces the end of her career, but will play Roland-Garros
“This girl will become world number 1, what a player! »» On May 26, 2011, Andy Murray was sure of himself. “You will have read it here first”clarified the Scottish on Twitter (now X), when he passionately follows a match of the second round of Roland-Garros between the Russian star Maria Sharapova and a young 17-year-old Frenchwoman. If she had finally bowed after leading 6-3, 4-1, Caroline Garcia had just signed her birth certificate on the tennis planet.
Fourteen years later, the prediction of the one who became “Sir Andy” has not been realized, and will not be realized. In a message posted Friday, May 23 on social networks, the player, 145e Global, announces that she will end her career in the coming weeks. “That said, it’s not completely over yet. I still have a few tournaments to compete. The first, at home, in Roland-Garros. My fourteenth consecutive participation – and the last “she writes. She will be opposed to the American Bernarda Pera (90e) for his entry into the Porte d’Auteuil.
“I feel ready to turn the page and open a new chapter. My journey has not always been easy. Since I started, tennis has always represented much more than victories or defeats. It was love or hatred. Joy or frustration “continues Caroline Gracia.
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