After being injured in Barcelona, ​​Arthur Cazaux will miss Madrid and Rome but should be back for Roland-Garros

Arthur Cazaux va être éloigné des courts pendant quelque temps. Midi Libre – Alexandre Dimou

Suite à sa blessure contractée au premier tour de Barcelone, lundi, Arthur Cazaux sera éloigné des terrains pendant trois semaines mais devrait être remis sur pied pour Roland-Garros.

Since his magnificent adventure at the Australian Open and his great tournament at home in Montpellier, bad luck seems to stick to Arthur Cazaux's skin. After feeling unwell during the match in Miami, the Hérault player was injured during the first round in Barcelona.

In a harmless race, he actually twisted his right ankle while passing the baseline, giving up in the process against the Italian Matteo Arnaldi.

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Participation at Roland-Garros still planned

Following the examinations taken on Wednesday in Montpellier, and after the advice of several doctors, Arthur Cazaux will be away from the field for three weeks, according to our information. He will therefore miss the Madrid tournament and that of Rome, he who had high hopes for the start of the season on clay.

And for good reason, Roland-Garros is not that far away since the start of the tournament is scheduled in a little over a month, on May 26. Despite this setback, the Cazaux clan still has very good hopes of participating in the Porte d’Auteuil tournament, according to our information.