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Musetti Withdraws From Queen's as Thigh Injury Clouds Wimbledon Chances

A reported second-degree lesion of his left rectus femoris has left him in rehab with no grass warm-up events before Wimbledon.

Overview

  • La Gazzetta dello Sport reported on June 10 that Lorenzo Musetti will skip the Queen's Club tournament because he is still treating a second-degree lesion to the left rectus femoris.
  • The injury first surfaced during the Rome Masters and has kept Musetti out of play since May 12, forcing him into a period of rehabilitation rather than match practice.
  • Musetti is not entered in Mallorca or Eastbourne, so any Wimbledon appearance would come after more than a month without competitive matches on grass.
  • The withdrawal continues a pattern of injuries that have disrupted his season, including a retirement at the Australian Open and missed lead-up events that have hurt his form.
  • Without grass tune-up matches, Musetti faces a race against time to regain fitness and match sharpness for Wimbledon, which could affect his seeding, performance, and short-term ranking prospects.