The 20-time Grand Slam title winner will be 40 in two months’ time Federer, who made his Roland Garros debut in 1999 and was champion in 2009, was playing a night session for the first time Updated 06 June 2021 June 06, 2021 08:34 Paris: Roger Federer could end his French Open career which has stretched over four decades with an injury-enforced withdrawal on Sunday as the 39-year-old rests his weary bones for an assault on his primary objective, a ninth Wimbledon title. The 20-time Grand Slam title winner, who will be 40 in two months’ time, battled over three and a half hours until 12:45 Sunday morning to reach the last 16 in Paris.