Emma Raducanu: After splitting with Torben Beltz will she hire Novak Djokovic's former coach Riccardo Piatti?

There has been nothing conventional about Emma Raducanu’s career to date, so perhaps it should not be surprising to hear that she would not worried if she hasn’t appointed a new coach by Wimbledon. Raducanu, 19, is on the lookout for her fourth coach in 10 months after splitting with Torben Beltz, who was with Angelique Kerber when she won her two Grand Slam titles and reached No. 1 in the world.

The world No. 11 also parted with Nigel Sears after her breakthrough at Wimbledon last summer and then Andrew Richardson following her shock US Open win. Ad/> According to the Times she is next considering hiring Riccardo Piatti, who has previously worked with Novak Djokovic, Maria Sharapova and Jannik Sinner, to “lead a team of various people” around her.

TennisRublev: I need to be more professional and positive to reach next level27/04/2022 AT 08:40 But Raducanu would not be worried if she has to go it alone for a while. “I am very comfortable with how I am training and I feel like the work I have been doing has been extremely specific in the last weeks," she said. “I feel like I don’t really need a conventional ‘Emma Raducanu’s coach’.

I feel like, growing up, I have always been very responsive to the situation and it has not always been straightforward. I am not necessarily stressing or panicking to find a new coach.” Nadal, Swiatek plot different courses to peak in Paris Raducanu reflects on 'tough' split from Beltz Raducanu’s decision to split with Beltz caused a stir as it came after her best results of the season. She won her first professional match on clay at the Billie Jean King Cup and reached the last 16 of the Stuttgart Open, where she lost to world No.