Overview
- Dimitrov announced the split on Instagram, calling their time together an “incredible” eight-year journey across two spells.
- Vallverdu responded with a courteous message on social media, thanking Dimitrov for the trust and wishing him well.
- The partnership delivered Dimitrov’s 2017 breakthrough, including the Cincinnati Masters and ATP Finals titles and a year-end No. 3 ranking.
- An injury-disrupted 2025 featuring pectoral and shoulder issues, surgery, and a US Open absence contributed to his slide to No. 44.
- Following a September separation from Jamie Delgado, Dimitrov is overhauling his team as coaching changes continue across the ATP Tour.