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Five coaches in 15 months? It’s all part of Emma’s plan

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October 13, 2022

EMMA RADUCANU is on the lookout for a fifth coach in just 15 months. Gone is Dmitry Tursunov less than three months into a partnership which had been showing promise towards the end of a difficult year.

- Matt Majendie

Five coaches in 15 months? It’s all part of Emma’s plan

In her last tournament, the Korea Open, the teenager reached the semifinals for the first time since her fairytale US Open win last year.

But this time it is not of Raducanu’s doing, Tursunov having decided to part ways to work with a player ranked higher than the world No68 and closer to the Russian’s California home.

Now, she finds herself back at square one and there will be those casting aspersions that she should be on the search for yet another coach at the end of her first season on the WTA Tour.

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