Coach who helped Sinner to the top set to depart
The coach who helped guide Jannik Sinner to five Grand Slam titles and the world number one spot is to leave the player's camp at the end of the year.
Darren Cahill is set to leave Jannik Sinner's camp at the end of the year. According to Yahoo Sports, the Australian coach is retiring after a four-year partnership in which he helped Sinner win 24 of his 30 ATP titles and all five of his Grand Slam titles. BBC Sport notes that Cahill helped guide the world number one to those five Grand Slam titles.
Sinner has decided to hire Magnus Norman as his new coach. Yahoo Sports reports that Sinner and Norman were close to partnering in 2022 before Cahill was hired. American pundit Chris Eubanks praised the decision on the Big T podcast, describing the move as a "perfect mix" to fill the void left by Cahill.
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