Matteo Berrettini will not compete at the French Open later this month as he continues his recovery from a hand injury, the Italian said on Saturday.
The world number eight has missed the Masters 1000 events in Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome following surgery in March.
"Following a very positive update from my medical team, I am now back on-court training at a high level," Berrettini wrote on Instagram."My hand is feeling great and I am working hard to build up my match fitness. "My team and I have made the decision that going straight back into 5 set matches on clay at Roland Garros would not be sensible, therefore I will delay my comeback to compete in the full grass season."
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