The last month of the year is a perfect time for tennis players to relax as well as train. While many are already breaking a sweat, French player Gael Monfils recently arrived in Spain. Notably, the former World No. 6 made the appearance in quite a remarkable style.

The former World No. 6 had a convincing 16-7 record in the 2020 ATP season. He won 2 singles titles in Rotterdam and Montpellier, but lost his place in the Top 10. At the 11 spot in the world, the 34-year-old will look to get ahead in the 2021 season.

Gael Monfils will begin his pre-season training in Spain

Since 2004, Monfils has won 10 career titles and has breached into two Grand Slam semi-finals. However, the Frenchmen couldn’t break the shackle of domination of the Big Three – Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic.

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What’s incredible in Monfils’ resume is that he has been a runner-up in ATP tournaments 21 times. Additionally, he has defeated a Top 10 player and made into a singles final every year since 2005. The Frenchman will yet again woo the crowd with his calm and composed playing style next year.

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For that, he has chosen the exotic country of Spain where tennis is played all year-long. Sharing a picture of him in and outside a private jet, Gael confirmed that he is headed to Spain. He wrote, “Heading to Spain for last days of 2020, hard work is coming.”

Monfils is already in action

Soon after leaving for Spain, the Frenchman found his favorite location in every country – a tennis court. From the time he turned professional, Monfils’ style and energy have not lost their edge. He shared the video of his training along with two tennis ball emoticons.

Many of the top players are gearing up for the Australian Open 2021; however, there is still uncertainty looming over the major tournament. Considering that Monfils is preparing for the 2021 season, it can be assumed that he will play Down Under.

Who will be among the Top 10 players that Monfils will beat next year?

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