US EditionJannik Sinner Makes Huge Coaching Appointment on Eve of French Open
- Jannik Sinner will replace coach Darren Cahill with Carlos Moya starting in the 2026 season after Cahill steps down at season's end.
- This coaching change comes after Cahill decided to step away from full-time touring commitments to focus on his personal life following his collaboration with Sinner that began in July 2022.
- Carlos Moya, Nadal's former coach from 2017 until Nadal's November 2024 retirement and current Spanish Davis Cup captain, brings extensive tour and clay court experience.
- Sinner, world No. 1 since June 2024 with 14 career singles titles, continues working with Simone Vagnozzi while adding Moya as co-coach in 2026.
- The new coaching setup aims to support Sinner's development ahead of upcoming major tournaments, starting with the 2025 French Open in May.
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The former Spanish champion will succeed Darren Cahill, who announced some time ago that he will end his coaching career at the end of this season.
Italian Jannik Siner is currently the number one player in the world, and from 2026, a famous name will appear on his team.
The number one in the world already thinks about the future and surprised with a movement that brings it closer to Nadal’s legacy. The world of tennis dawned with a bomb: Jannik Sinner, currently number one in the world, would have made the surprising decision to incorporate Carlos Moyá, Rafael Nadal’s former coach, as his new coach from 2026. The news, revealed by Russian journalist Sofya Tartakova, did not take long to set the alarms on the ci…
Sinner has returned to the circuit and his name is on the order of the day. The Italian, who is already preparing the appointment of Roland Garros that starts next Sunday, is also moving to find new coach. At the end of the season, he will stop working with Darren Cahill and is already speculating with the name that will occupy his post from 2026. More information (Auto) Title news (Auto) 117571044The number one of the world reappeared in Rome a…
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