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Rafael Nadal joins Real Madrid board

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago ·Updated 21h ago

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Tennis star Rafael Nadal has become a director of Real Madrid. The club’s board met on Wednesday and agreed to submit to the general assembly of delegate members ratification of Nadal’s appointment as a new member of the board.

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