Lorenzo Musetti Withdraws from Roland-Garros Due to Thigh Injury
Italian tennis player Lorenzo Musetti, currently ranked 10th in the world and a semi-finalist at the 2025 Roland-Garros, has officially withdrawn from the upcoming tournament due to a thigh injury. Musetti confirmed the news via Instagram after medical examinations following his round of 16 loss to Casper Ruud at the Rome Masters revealed damage to his rectus femoris muscle. The treatment plan requires several weeks of rest, ruling him out of both the Hamburg tournament and the French Open. This setback follows a similar right thigh injury that forced his withdrawal from the Australian Open quarter-finals in January. Musetti joins other notable absentees at Roland-Garros, including defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, who is recovering from a wrist injury, and Danish player Holger Rune, who is still sidelined from an Achilles tendon rupture sustained in late 2025. The article highlights the significant impact of these injuries on the competitive landscape of the major clay-court championship.
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