"Yesterday I had a scan in Mallorca and despite
having a small strain in my right abdominal, I will travel to
London," the world number one said in a statement on his
official Twitter account on Tuesday.
"On Thursday or Friday I will start training on my serve and my
aim is to be able to play the ATP Finals in London. Thanks for
your support."
Even though he withdrew from his semi-final tie with Denis
Shapovalov, Nadal's run to the last four in Paris saw him
reclaim the number one spot from Novak Djokovic on Monday.
The ATP finals take place between Nov. 10-17. Nadal has never
won the tournament, losing in the final to Roger Federer in 2010
and Djokovic in 2013, when it was known as the ATP World Tour
finals.
(Reporting by Richard Martin; Editing by Alex Richardson)
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