Roger Federer - I believe I can come back


Roger Federer - I believe I can comeback 

Roger Federer x Uniqlo Ambassador 

Roger Federer is confident to comeback and win bigger matches in 2021.

 The Swiss maestro has revealed the following in his new video at uniqlo ambassadors. 


“I’m Roger Federer, a professional tennis player, a father and a husband. I really value my family of course. Compassion, I really believe in power of people ...a-lot. 

I really believe in power of people and education is really important to me as well.” 

What’s your take on 2020?

“2020 will be remembered as a difficult year on many levels. So I think, moving forward it’s really important to be positive but really help one and another out. If now we can pick up our family members, our friends and help them through these difficult times, I think that’s going to be essential. I believe in the power of people. The people always persevere and we always find ways. We adapt to new situations and challenges and I think we will do the same here as well. 

What’s important to you right now?

“Right now I would like to comeback to 100% with my knee and body and getting in shape and then be on tennis court. I don’t know (laughs) enjoy the crowd and win big matches again. I’m actually really really excited to see what the future holds for my tennis because I really think there is still something left”.



What will you wear for tomorrow ?

“Well, something really comfortable, something that’s timeless essentialness, something you can wear everyday and something that fits your life. I like pieces, when it comes to clothing, that i can wear today but can still wear them in 10 or in 20 years time. 

Uniqlo is really famous for it, that they have the all day essentials, you go into the store and you will find everything you need and you know that you can still wear it in many many years to come”.

Watch Roger Federer interview with Uniqlo Ambassadors 

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