Berrettini, someone let slip a most valuable clue about the Roman’s future: Sinner muse.
There is no doubt about one thing:Matteo BerrettiniandVincenzo Santopadredid not fight. They did not decide to “break up” because of misunderstandings, never. They didby mutual agreementfor reasons that will probably be clearer when the tennis player announces the composition of his new team.
He would not dump his longtime coach, then, because he was looking for a more prestigious and broader figure. Absolutely not. Santopadre, for his part, too, as we revealedto you here, was eager and in need of a change of scenery. Because following a player who competes at such a high level is beautiful, beautiful, but also verytiring It is not easy, indeed, to travel from one continent to another for 40+ weeks a year, but so be it. Anything can be said except that it wasn’t worth it.
It would be interesting to understand, at this point, how the tennis player and coach now envision their respective futures. It will not be easy to get used to each other’s absence, having shared 13 wonderful years, but sooner or later one will get used to it. Santopadre will surely start coaching a new player, a new draft, perhaps. But what about Berrettini instead?
Berrettini as Sinner, the clue is in Volandri’s sentence
Except for the toto-coach that is going crazy everywhere, it is still unclear whether Matteo has already chosen a replacement or not. However, it is likely that he has done so even before officially parting ways with his longtime mentor, lest he risk being left without a coach.
(Cahill, Sinner’s supercoach (AnsaFoto)ilveggente.it)
Everything, however, is currently silent. Only Filippo Volandri, captain of the Italian national team in the Davis Cup, gave fans a small hint as to what the Roman champion’s future plans are. “A very brave decision,” he began thus, responding to questions from Sky Sport, “The separation is veryconsensual, they were in agreement and as a result the relationship is still very good. “
“Matteo,” he then added, giving the audience an idea of what Berrettini intends to do,he sees Sinner’s team as something to take inspiration from One thinks of structuring one’s team a bit like Jannik’s. It needs a spark.” Which means that, most likely, the 2021 Wimbledon viceroy will also hire a supercoach who, as he didDarren Cahillwith Sinner, can assist the head coach and give his game an edge. And who knows, working in 3 might actually bring him back to his former glory.
