"I'm in a place where I feel good and confident to give it my all if I'm to be on the match court," said Raducanu, showcasing her determination to perform well despite past injuries.
If Raducanu is picked against Germany as expected, she will be tasked with putting her team ahead in the three-match tie before Katie Boulter plays in the second singles match.
Given her history of physical issues, and the defiant manner in which she makes her own decisions even if they are viewed unfavourably from the outside, you would not have predicted with complete certainty she would be alongside her Great Britain team-mates.
Raducanu and Boulter won three of their four singles matches as GB beat France in April's qualifier, indicating a successful team dynamic that Raducanu seeks to replicate this time.
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