Diego Forlán to Make Professional Tennis Debut at 45
The former football star will compete in the Uruguay Open doubles event alongside Federico Coria in November.
- Diego Forlán, a former Manchester United and Atlético Madrid striker, will play in the ATP Challenger Tour's Uruguay Open in Montevideo.
- The 45-year-old retired from professional soccer in 2019 and has since pursued tennis, competing in senior tournaments.
- Forlán will partner with Argentine tennis player Federico Coria, who is currently ranked No. 101 in the world in singles.
- The Uruguay Open will take place from November 11 to November 17, with Forlán entering the doubles draw via a wildcard.
- Forlán was a promising tennis player in his youth before choosing a career in football, where he achieved significant success.