The Italian player, absent from the courts since his Wimbledon triumph, intends to return to Melbourne in 2027.
Jannik Sinner, current world No. 2, appears determined to return to competition. Injured at the knee since his Wimbledon triumph, the 23-year-old Italian recently outlined his ambitions: to return to the courts at the 2027 Australian Open. This deadline hints at an ambitious recovery schedule for the young transalpine champion.
This injury forced him into a long period of absence, depriving tennis fans of a spectacle that had marked the previous season. Sinner, who had reached the pinnacle of the world rankings, will now need to build his comeback with patience and method.
To accompany this sporting renaissance, Sinner has enlisted the services of Magnus Norman. The former coach of Robin Söderling will join his team starting in December. This collaboration could prove decisive in the Italian player's quest for performance, as he will need solid support to return to his best level.
The anticipation surrounding Sinner's return to the international circuit remains considerable. Supporters and observers of the tennis world will follow his recovery progress closely, hoping to soon see back on the courts one of the most promising talents of his generation.
This injury forced him into a long period of absence, depriving tennis fans of a spectacle that had marked the previous season. Sinner, who had reached the pinnacle of the world rankings, will now need to build his comeback with patience and method.
To accompany this sporting renaissance, Sinner has enlisted the services of Magnus Norman. The former coach of Robin Söderling will join his team starting in December. This collaboration could prove decisive in the Italian player's quest for performance, as he will need solid support to return to his best level.
The anticipation surrounding Sinner's return to the international circuit remains considerable. Supporters and observers of the tennis world will follow his recovery progress closely, hoping to soon see back on the courts one of the most promising talents of his generation.
Advertisement
Source: Ouest-France