Jannik Sinner is already thinking about 2025. The year is still ongoing with the Italian player who has many objectives ahead of him, starting with his debut at Roland Garros against American Christopher Eubanks in the first round but the planning has already begun. The 22-year-old from South Tyrol, in fact, will be at the starting line of the Rotterdam tournament next season.
Sinner is already looking to 2025
L’official announcement has not arrived (yet) from Jannik Sinner but in Holland they are already safe. Next season, the 22-year-old Italian tennis player will be among the participants in the ATP 500 in Rotterdam which saw him triumph just a few months ago.
“The winner of last year’s tournament has already given his availability for 2025 and it’s great news – says the director of the ABN Amro Open Richard Krajicek – especially if that winner is Jannik Sinner. His impact on fans is enormous. She is one of the biggest tennis stars today. The fact that he announces that he will return next year also says a lot about his preference for this tournament”.
Sinner’s conditions at Roland Garros
The attention however, despite the announcements for the next season, is focused exclusively on participation in the Roland Garros. There Jannik Sinner’s presence at the French tournament was in doubt until a few days ago with the South Tyrolean still struggling with a hip problem that forced him to withdraw from the Masters 1000 in Madrid and not take part in the Italian Internationals. However, his condition has improved considerably and the latest training sessions have given positive results. Obviously the final proof will only come when he takes to the pitch for the first time with his debut scheduled against them American Christopher Eubanksin a match that was anything but predictable.
The special training in Paris
It’s time to take to the field again and regain confidence with that red clay that has never been particularly friendly to Jannik. The occasion is fundamental because at stake is not only the second slam of the season but also the possibility of trying to take first place in the rankings from Novak Djokovic (who however responded greatly in Geneva).
To be able to move forward in the tournament, special weapons and social media will be needed Darren Cahill shows what they are. The Australian coach published a training session on his Instagram profile Jannik which works exclusively on “short balls”, one of the shots that the Italian tennis player has added to his repertoire over the last year and from the other side of the net Simone Vagnozzi he finds it difficult to respond blow for blow.
