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Nadal becomes global ambassador for Amstel beer

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Apr 21, 2021

If you ever wanted to drink a beer sponsored by the 20-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal, you finally got your wish.

The Spaniard has become the new global ambassador for Amstel beers for the next 3 years. Amstel Brewery is a Dutch brewery founded over 150 years ago in 1870 in Amsterdam. Nadal will be seen in TV commercials, social media spots, and other advertising for the beer brand.

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Just like Nadal's dream lifestyle as one of the greatest athletes on the planet, fans can expect the commercials to talk about how the light beer fits into his daily routine.

For now, the 34-year-old won't be drinking too much beer because he is preparing to win the French Open (again) to break the tie with Roger Federer for the men's major record of 20 Grand Slam titles.