Thursday 9 February 2017 17:05, UK
Rafael Nadal says he wants to become president of La Liga leaders Real Madrid in the future.
The Spaniard, a 14-time Grand Slam champion, is a fan of the Bernabeu club despite his uncle Miguel Angel Nadal being a former Barcelona defender.
Florentino Perez is the current president at Real and, while Nadal admits such a career change may be unlikely once he decides to retire from tennis, he says he would love to take on the role.
Nadal told Marca: "If you ask me if I would like it, of course I would, why not? But there is more to it… I think it will not be.
"We are very good as we are. We have a great president right now and I don't think Real Madrid need me, but we never know what can happen in the future.
"It is not something I can raise today."
Zinedine Zidane's side are currently a point clear of Barcelona at the top of La Liga, having played two games less than their rivals.
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