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Sergio Garcia Leaves Door Open to Stunning LIV Golf Return After Departure

Sergio García has reignited speculation about his future in golf by leaving the door open to a potential return to LIV Golf under its proposed restructuring. The 46-year-old, who joined the Saudi-backed league in 2022 and became one of its most prominent figures, has pursued an exit from his original contract but has not ruled out participating in LIV 2.0.

Speaking during the Spanish Open in Madrid, García suggested flexibility remains key, stating that 'everything is an option' as he navigates the evolving professional golf landscape. His comments come amid uncertainty for LIV Golf, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is now preparing a revamped structure for 2027, following defections from high-profile players like Jon Rahm, who rejected the new framework.

García’s decision to explore his contract exit appears driven by a desire for greater freedom, particularly as he prioritizes qualifying for Europe’s 2027 Ryder Cup team—a tournament he has dominated as the all-time leading points scorer with 28.5 points. His move to LIV Golf had previously complicated his Ryder Cup eligibility, but his current stance hints at a strategic reassessment of where he competes next season, balancing league commitments with his long-term career goals.

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