Musetti withdraws from Tokyo after finger injury
ATP reports the withdrawal; a Shanghai return is an aim, not a confirmed clearance.
Lorenzo Musetti has withdrawn from the Japan Open in Tokyo after a finger injury sustained during practice, according to the ATP Tour's September 30 report.
The tour describes a small fracture in his right ring finger and cites Musetti's own published statement. ScoreZaap is reporting that attributed information, not offering a separate medical assessment or an interview.
The ATP report says Musetti hoped to recover in time for the Shanghai Masters, scheduled from October 7 to 18. That hope is not a confirmed fitness clearance or proof that he will appear in the draw. His Tokyo withdrawal and possible next event are different levels of certainty.
Tokyo is an ATP 500 event. This original summary keeps the confirmed withdrawal separate from future availability and does not infer a replacement player from incomplete information. Use the linked ATP report for the announcement and the tennis live view for available match scores.