In Monte Carlo, Cahill and Sinner discuss plans for 2027
Darren Cahill and Jannik Sinner met in Monte Carlo to discuss their 2027 plans, with the Australian coach's contract expiring at the end of this year.
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Darren Cahill e Jannik Sinner estiveram juntos em Monte Carlo, cidade onde o italiano reside, em um encontro que deve deixar mais claras as intenções dos dois para a temporada que vem.
Segundo a Gazzetta dello Sport, a passagem do treinador australiano pelo Principado indica que haverá uma conversa para começar a montar o planejamento de 2027.
As alternativas vão de seguir ao lado do italiano em seu retorno à Austrália até a saída, possivelmente depois de ajudar a indicar um novo nome para a comissão técnica.
Sinner encerrou a temporada antes do previsto para cuidar de uma lesão no joelho direito e só volta ao circuito em 2027. Cahill já havia sinalizado que pretendia deixar a carreira de treinador no fim de 2025, mas mudou de planos e ficou mais um ano.
O vínculo dele termina no fim de 2026, e a hipótese de continuar nunca foi totalmente descartada. “Decidiremos meu futuro no final da temporada”, disse Darren Cahill à La Rosea.
A conversa, ainda conforme a publicação italiana, serviria para alinhar o que cada lado espera do próximo ano e definir os passos seguintes da parceria.
O reencontro em Monte Carlo, o primeiro cara a cara desde o triunfo em Wimbledon, pode servir exatamente para isso: conversar, entender o que cada um quer e pensar em como será o próximo capítulo.
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