It was exactly a year ago when Roger Federer, one of the undisputed GOATs of tennis, announced his retirement from the sport. But, it is rightly said, you can take Roger Federer out of tennis, but you can’t take tennis out of Roger Federer. Despite being out of the courts post his retirement, the Swiss Maestro has graced everyone with his presence at Wimbledon and will now be looking to be on the stands, cheering for Team Europe at the Laver Cup.

Talking about the Swiss legend’s presence, his friend and the Captain of Team Europe, Bjorn Borg, just hours before the start of the tournament, explained how Federer’s presence would be an added advantage to the team.

Roger Federer to guide Team Europe ahead of the Laver Cup

Tennis legend Bjorn Borg has announced a strategic move that promises to add an extra layer of excitement to the Laver Cup. The Team Europe captain, Borg, has revealed that the Swiss maestro, Roger Federer, will be an integral part of the team’s support. This announcement comes as a pleasant surprise to fans and players alike, as the anticipation for Federer’s presence on the courts has been building for months.

Borg’s decision to involve Federer comes after his deep understanding of the sport. Despite the absence of the illustrious trio, of Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic, the captain remains confident in his squad’s abilities.

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“I think regarding Roger, he’s going to be involved with Team Europe, of course. He’s here and definitely I’ve been speaking to him – not every day – but we have a good contact and he’s going to be there on Friday – the whole weekend, actually – so that’s a big help. ?He’s been around for many years playing for Team Europe so that’s a big help, of course,”?said Bjorn Borg ahead of the tournament.

While Federer may not be picking up his racket, his presence on the sidelines is expected to be a source of inspiration and motivation for the team. The tennis maestro’s commitment to the sport makes him an invaluable addition to the team’s supporting act.

Roger Federer, in an interview at the Laver Cup this year, highlighted his desire to become the captain of the team he once represented. However, there is a lot of time for him to make that happen, per the Swiss maestro.

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Federer wants to captain Team Europe in the near future

In an interview, Federer, who has featured as a player for Team Europe, expressed his desire to be the Captain of the Team and represent them. However, he also mentioned that he is not focused on this for the time being, but the idea to coach them would be a nice one, thinks King Roger.

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But, it is only time that will reveal what exactly happens. Given the character and mental strength he shows, he could be an ideal fit to captain the team and lead as an example from the front. Thus, the words of Bjorn Borg have ignited a wave of excitement among the fans of the Swiss legend. Can Team Europe make use of his experience and regain the Laver Cup this year?