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David Ferrer out of Monte Carlo Masters due to injury

David Ferrer of Spain returns a shot to Albert Ramos-Vinolas of Spain during the Rio Open
Image: There will be no Monte Carlo campaign for David Ferrer

David Ferrer has been forced to withdraw from the Monte Carlo Masters due to an unspecified injury.

The Spaniard was due to start his campaign on Wednesday with a second-round match against German teenager Alexander Zverev.

World No 8 Ferrer was seeded seventh for the clay-court tournament.

The 34-year-old, a finalist in Monte Carlo five years ago against Rafa Nadal, has had a patchy start to the year and took a break from late February to late March to rest.

He was beaten by France's Lucas Pouille in the third round of the Miami Open when he returned to action.

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