Serena Williams is set to return to Wimbledon for the women’s singles after receiving the tournament’s final wildcard. Multiple outlets report that the All England Club awards her a spot in the main draw, beginning the Championships in about a week. The move sets up a notable comeback for Williams following a prolonged absence from singles competition. France 24 and other reports note that she has not played singles at Wimbledon since 2022 and has been largely out of competition for roughly four years. NDTV similarly states that Williams had retired in 2022 and is now preparing for a Grand Slam return on Wimbledon’s grass courts. Sky Sports and Sky News describe the wildcard as the last available entry into the women’s main draw. ABC Australia also reports that Williams accepts the final wildcard berth from the All England Club, framing it as her return to singles this year. Overall, all sources agree that Williams receives the final Wimbledon singles wildcard and prepares to compete in the main draw at this year’s Championships, following her earlier Wimbledon singles absence.