- Jannik Sinner is targeting a return to competitive tennis at the next Australian Open as he recovers from a knee injury sustained after winning Wimbledon in July.
- The World No 2 stated he will not rush his rehabilitation, emphasising the importance of taking care of his body to prolong his career for another 10 to 15 years.
- Sinner has parted ways with coach Darren Cahill after a successful four-year partnership, describing the Australian as a second dad.
- Sweden's Magnus Norman, a former World No 2 who previously coached Stan Wawrinka, has been appointed to Sinner's coaching team.
- Cahill confirmed he was not involved in selecting Norman but endorsed the decision, highlighting that existing coach Simone Vagnozzi will provide valuable continuity.
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