Roger Federer said Monday he could allow himself to dream about recapturing the world number one spot at this week’s Rotterdam tournament and becoming the oldest man ever to hold the position.
To climb back to the top at the age of 36, the Swiss must at least reach the semi-finals.
If seedings hold up, that means he would have to defeat compatriot and friend Stan Wawrinka in what would be a high-profile quarter-final.
“I would love to be in that position with anyone, but with Stan it would be like a Grand Slam final, a big-time match,” said Federer, fresh from winning a 20th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open.
“I’m hoping to get to number one and hoping to do it this week. You always want to do it the tough way, it’s not easy to get there.
“The achievement would be quite incredible. It’s exciting to see Stan in my section and it’s great to…
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