Sinner authorized to resume training with his team in April

Le 21/02/2025 à 15h47 par Jules Hypolite

Sinner Cahill

Sinner authorized to resume training with his team in April

For the time being, Jannik Sinner has been kept away from the circuit until May 5, following his three-month suspension announced by the World Anti-Doping Agency last week.

However, the world No.1 will be able to train with his team from April 13, as confirmed by Tennis Italiano :

"As the ITIA has explained to us, the suspended player may train with his or her staff, only in a location not connected with the ATP, WTA, ITF or Grand Slam tournaments."

Tennis Italiano informs that Sinner, recently spotted in Dubai, could resume with several blocks of training, moving first to the USA where her co-trainer Darren Cahill lives and before then returning to Monte Carlo to prepare for the Rome Masters 1000 on clay.

Jannik Sinner

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