Sinner, to Darren Cahill in his goodbye: “You taught me a lot: that tennis is important, but not everything; that being a good player starts with being a good person; and that complicated things can be simple”
He number one in the world of tennis, Jannik Sinner, has shaken the international scene by make the end of his successful stage official next to Darren Cahill after five years of working together. The exit from Australian coach, planned of mutual agreement After completing his cycle at the head of the team, he marks the closing of one of the golden eras further important in the tennis player’s career Italian.
For commemorate this moment and pay tribute to his figure, Sinner shared a emotional message on his social networks, where he wanted to highlight the personal and professional legacy that the Australian leaves him.
“Darren, when we started work together in 2022, I was a little Italian boy with many questions. You never gave me all the answers; you helped me find them yourself. You came in as one of my coaches and, very quickly, you became much more than that: someone in whom I could trust, a friend. Melbourne, the first land, the number one, Wimbledon… We’ve lived a lot together.”
He transalpine tennis player stressed that what really will last longer Beyond the titles and trophies won—such as world number one or the Grand Slams—they are everyday experiences and the instilled values:
The trophies are not what I will remember most, but everything around them: the hours on the practice track, the flights, the breakfasts, the love. Even on the days when everything felt heavy, you were there. I always knew I was in good hands. With you, we are more than a team. You taught me a lot: that tennis is important, but not everything; that being a good player starts with being a good person; and that complicated things can be simple
Sinner closed his farewell letter recognizing the Cahill’s indelible impact in his life and professional career.
“I’m going to love it look up after a great point and miss seeing you in my box Much of what I am as a player and as a person I owe it to you. Five seasons, I won’t forget a single day. Thanks, Darren, my friend, for everything. “It has been a privilege.”
Behind him closing this cycle with Cahill, the technical team of Sinner already look towards him future for the 2027 season, confirming the incorporation of the prestigious technician Swedish Magnus Norman former world number two.
Recognized for his historical work with Stanislas Wawrinka, will join the Sinner technical team early next month, working alongside who will join Simone Vagnozzi for keep the Italian champion in the elite of world tennis.
