Emma Raducanu: Ex-coach Dmitry Tursunov likes post saying parents mismanaged her

Emma Raducanu’s former coach Dmitry Tursunov has appeared to suggest that her parents mismanage the British tennis star. 

Tursunov is the fourth coach to have left Raducanu’s team in the last 15 months –– following the departures of Nigel Sears, Andrew Richardson and Torben Beltz. 

Raducanu had reportedly wanted to continue working with Tursunov, having won eight of her 15 matches since she started working with the Russian coach. 

However, the 39-year-old is now thought to have been the one who ended the partnership and has allegedly accepted another coaching job elsewhere.

While Tursunov has not spoken publicly on why he is no longer working with the former US Open champion, he did like some tweets on social media that were particularly damning of Raducanu. 

One of these tweets read: "Apparently it was Tursunov's decision. His new player suits his California residency much better and he was having visa issues anyway. Not sure if he's being entirely truthful or trying to save face for Raducanu though.” 

The Russian also liked, then unliked a tweet suggesting there are other reasons he walked away from working with the Brit. 

“Tursunov practically running away, isn't [it] a bad sign for you? Like something is going on inside there," the tweet said. 

Meanwhile, Tursunov liked a third tweet that suggests he believes Raducanu’s parents are influencing her decision on which coaches to hire. 

"Appears the parents are mismanaging. It’s like an owner of a major league sports team telling the GM to change coaches annually or what players to draft."

Tursunov’s likes.