Overview
- This week Ferrero reiterated his plan to return to coaching on the ATP Tour in 2027 while stressing he currently has no finalized appointment.
- He told multiple interviews that earlier comments about a comeback were taken out of context and that he has not signed with any player.
- Ferrero denied he would join Jannik Sinner’s team to ‘bother’ or seek revenge on his former pupil Carlos Alcaraz and asked people to respect his decision.
- Stefano Cobolli says he has sought Ferrero for his son Flavio several times and that Ferrero has declined those approaches three or four times.
- Ferrero said he is open to considering 19‑year‑old Rafael Jodar if an offer comes, a move that could shift rivalries and prompt rival camps to pursue established coaches.