Roger Federer retired two years ago but his connection to tennis remains stronger than ever. The return of the Laver Cup is another reminder that he never left the stage.

At the time of their first training together, when Carlitos was just a junior, the young Spaniard revealed that he couldn't speak English at the time

Ahead of the Laver Cup, Federer got back out on the court for a Wilson event. The 20-time Grand Slam champion rallied with different rackets and joked that he could be good enough to make it back on Team Europe.

Roger Federer is set to apologise to Carlos Alcaraz when the pair meet at this week's Laver Cup in Berlin, with the Spaniard aiming to help Europe regain the title

Roger Federer has recalled practising with a young Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon before declining to have another hitting session with the Spaniard

Carlos Alcaraz has opened up on his first meeting with Roger Federer as he prepares to reunite with the Swiss star at the Laver Cup. The two multi-Grand Slam champions haven’t met since a 16-year-old Alcaraz practised with Federer at Wimbledon in 2019 while he was still in the junior circuit.

Federer was speaking ahead of this week’s Laver Cup in Berlin, a tournament he helped create. Read more at straitstimes.com.