Milan, 13 July (LaPresse) – “I’ll stay until the end of 2026, then we’ll see. I’d said I’d step down at the end of 2025, but then I changed my mind. For now, we’ll see out the season, then we’ll sit down as a team and discuss what’s best for Jannik.” So said Australian coach Darren Cahill, who is part of Jannik Sinner’s team led by Simone Vagnozzi, commenting on the Italian’s victory over Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon final. “At the crucial moments of the final, Jannik had the courage to take the initiative, rather than waiting for his opponent to defend. He took the time away from Zverev. From a coach’s perspective, these are all extremely positive aspects,” he said of the final.
Tennis, Cahill: ‘I’ll stay with Sinner throughout 2026, then we’ll see’
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Milan, 13 July (LaPresse) – “I’ll stay until the end of 2026, then we’ll see. I’d said I’d step down at the end of 2025, but then I changed my mind. For now, we’ll see out the season, then we’ll sit down as a team and discuss what’s best for Jannik.” So said Australian coach Darren Cahill, who is part of Jannik Sinner’s team led by Simone Vagnozzi, commenting on the Italian’s victory over Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon final. “At the crucial moments of the final, Jannik had the courage to take the initiative, rather than waiting for his opponent to defend. He took the time away from Zverev. From a coach’s perspective, these are all extremely positive aspects,” he said of the final.
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