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"I never sought perfection and I don't like political correctness," says Musetti

Present in the top 10 after having the best season of his career, Lorenzo Musetti hopes to confirm his progress in 2026.
I never sought perfection and I don't like political correctness, says Musetti
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Adrien Guyot
le 27/11/2025 à 08h41
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Lorenzo Musetti made an impression in 2025. Even though he didn't win a title, the Italian, world No. 8, reached three finals (Monte-Carlo, Chengdu, Athens) and also played in the semifinals of several major tournaments (Roland-Garros, Madrid, Rome). His consistency throughout the year thus opened the doors to the ATP Finals, where he came quite close to reaching the final four. The 23-year-old player discussed his work on his attitude during matches.

"I worked on my behavior on the court and I received help from a psychotherapist, then I ended that collaboration. I never sought perfection and I don't like political correctness, I want to remain true to my character, I strive to improve even more.

I've always loved the sound of the ball. I still remember when I played against the wall at my grandmother's and I was already in love with this sport," he stated in recent hours in an interview with the Italian media La Repubblica.

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