Jannik Sinner announced previously that he would be splitting from coach Darren Cahill at the end of the season.

The tennis world has been shaken in recent hours by major news. According to Russian outlet Bolshe!, Carlos Moyà is set to become Jannik Sinner’s coach starting in

Jannik Sinner left the home Rome Masters with a runner-up trophy. More importantly, world no. 1 renewed his sense of confidence heading into Roland Garros. Returning from a three-month suspension, the Italian made an immediate impact, reaching the final in front of his home fans at Foro Italico and challenging Carlos Alcaraz in the opening set.