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Rafael Nadal accepts offer to join Real Madrid's board of directors

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El Mundo
“Rafa Nadal entrará en la Junta Directiva del Real Madrid”

El club ha anunciado que se votará y ratificará en la Asamblea del próximo 21 de noviembre Leer

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El País
“El Real Madrid propone la entrada de Rafael Nadal como nuevo miembro de su Junta Directiva”

El club anuncia al extenista, socio de la entidad blanca, que deberá ser votado por la Asamblea General de Socios

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Daily Sabah – Türkiye
“Real Madrid move to appoint tennis legend Rafael Nadal to board”

Real Madrid are preparing to bring tennis legend Rafael Nadal into their boardroom, with the club proposing the 22-time Grand Slam champion for a director's position. The Spanish g...

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Gulf News
“Rafael Nadal accepts offer to join Real Madrid's board of directors”

Madrid: Tennis great and longtime fan Rafael Nadal was offered a spot on Real Madrid's board of directors on Wednesday - adding a role at his beloved soccer club to his retirement plans after leaving the tour two years ago. "I want to thank president Florentino Perez and the board," Nadal said on social media, next to a photo of him wearing a full Madrid kit as a kid. "I have accepted this proposal with great excitement, a desire to learn, and a willingness to contribute everything I can." Get…

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