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After ending her collaboration with Safina, Shnaider finds a coach for Roland-Garros

After ending her collaboration with Safina, Shnaider finds a coach for Roland-Garros
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Jules Hypolite
le 17/05/2025 à 23h19
1 min to read

World No. 11 Diana Shnaider is heading to Roland-Garros with high ambitions. However, the Russian player, who initially planned to be accompanied in Paris by Dinara Safina (their partnership ended ten days ago), has secured a new coach.

According to information from the account @Parsa_Nemati on X (formerly Twitter), Shnaider has decided to hire Marius Copil, a former ATP No. 56, for the Roland-Garros fortnight.

The 34-year-old Romanian, who has not played on the tour since last year, will be on a trial basis. It remains to be seen whether Copil’s expertise and guidance will make a difference for Shnaider, who was eliminated in the quarterfinals in Rome this week by Jasmine Paolini.

Diana Shnaider
21e, 1953 points
Marius Copil
Non classé
Dinara Safina
Non classé
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