Jannik Sinner Plans Late-December Return At Saudi Exhibition Ahead of Australian Open
Headline via Deccan Chronicle · first report 10 Nov, 17:30 IST, latest 11 Nov, 09:18 IST
What we know
6 independent news organisations have reported this story. The first report we saw came from Sky Sports at 10 Nov, 17:30 IST; the latest is from Hindustan Times at 11 Nov, 09:18 IST. Rational Times has not independently confirmed the details: read each report through the links below.
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Jannik Sinner has confirmed he plans to compete at the Australian Open in January.
Sinner has not played since July when he beat Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon final
Jannik Sinner has made a change to his coaching setup; Darren Cahill, who was his coach for the last four years, has left the team. Sweden’s Magnus Norman, former coach of Stan Wawrinka, will replace him.
The two-time champion at Melbourne Park has no plans to miss out next year after having his 2026 season cruelled by injury.
Sinner is targeting a return to action later next month at an exhibition event as he prepares for the Australian Open.
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The reports7 reports
- Sky Sports Sinner aiming for Australian Open return
- CNA Sinner positive on Australian Open prospects, but won't rush return
- Deccan Chronicle Jannik Sinner Plans Late-December Return At Saudi Exhibition Ahead of Australian Open
- Sportstar Jannik Sinner aims to return for Australian Open without rushing his rehab
- The Hindu Jannik Sinner plans late-December return at Saudi exhibition ahead of Australian Open
- ABC News (Australia) Sinner targeting Australian Open return after earlier 'impossible goal'
- Hindustan Times Jannik Sinner targets December return after injury layoff, eyes Australian Open preparation
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