Sinner is already preparing his clay calendar

Le 18/11/2024 à 20h43 par Jules Hypolite

Munich Sinner

Sinner is already preparing his clay calendar

Jannik Sinner hasn't even finished with his 2024 season yet, but he has already revealed his participation in the Munich tournament (April 12-20, 2025), which will move into the ATP 500 category next year.

Held just after the Monte Carlo Masters 1000 and in the same week as the Barcelona tournament, the ATP Munich will be headlined by the world number 1.

He will be joined by Alexander Zverev and Taylor Fritz, who have also confirmed their participation.

On paper, Sinner's clay-court season looks fairly busy (Madrid and Rome are played just after Munich), but we know that he could, for example, announce his withdrawal from the Monte-Carlo tournament, which is not one of the compulsory Masters 1000s to be played.

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