Carlos Alcaraz welcomed the addition of Rafa Nadal to Spain's Davis Cup team for the quarter-finals in November and hoped the event in Malaga will not mark the end of the 22-times Grand Slam champion's career.

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz could face off in the Davis Cup final this November, provided that both Italy and Spain advance through the final eight. Both have been named in their respective nations’ squads for the Davis Cup Finals, which will take place from November 19-24 in Malaga, Spain.

Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz have been named to Spain’s roster for the Davis Cup Finals. Monday's announcement raises the possibility of a renewal of the “Nadalcaraz” doubles partnership from the Paris Olympics.

Rafael Nadal has been named in Spain’s Davis Cup team for the Final Eight matches in November, organizers announced Monday.

The final tournaments on the indoor hard court will also serve to define the eight qualifiers for the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin, which will certainly include Sinner, Zverev and Alcaraz. The ATP Finals will not be the last big event of the season,

Alexander Zverev's participation for Germany at the Davis Cup Finals in November remains open but a place for him on the team will be available if he decides to play. Germany captain Michael Kohlmann on Monday nominated Jan-Lennard Struff und Yannick Hanfmann as well as doubles specialists Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz for the November 18-24 event in Malaga,

Carlos Alcaraz welcomed the addition of Rafael Nadal to Spain's team for the quarterfinal round of the Davis Cup finals in November and hopes the event in Malaga will not mark the end of the 22-time Grand Slam champion's career.

The last dance of Rafael Nadal's tennis career: could it be on the courts of Malaga, for the Davis Cup Finals? The teams that will take part in the Final 8 scheduled in the Spanish city from 19 to 24 November have been made official and, among the names chosen by captain David Ferrer, there is also the legendary winner of 22 Slam titles.

Carlos Alcaraz welcomed the addition of Rafa Nadal to Spain's Davis Cup team for the quarter-finals in November and hoped the event in Malaga will not mark the end of the 22-times Grand Slam champion's career.