Piatti Reveals the Perfect Coaches for Sinner in 2026
Following the announcement of Darren Cahill’s departure, Sinner will be left without a coach by the end of the year. This situation raises questions about the Italian’s future choice.
Riccardo Piatti, former coach of the world No. 1, knows the player well, having worked with him for seven years. He has named the candidates who would be a perfect fit for the three-time Grand Slam champion.
The media outlet *Tennis Up To Date* shared the 67-year-old’s comments:
"I’d like to see Carlos Moya in that role. He’s been world No. 1 and knows the tour very well. He’s a great person, just like Darren. Renzo Furlan, who just ended his collaboration with Jasmine Paolini, is also a strong candidate. Ljubicic is good too, as is Becker. But Boris can be difficult."
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