Overview
- Team Sinner confirmed a planned, mutual split with coach Darren Cahill, who last worked with Jannik Sinner at the Wimbledon final and will step away after a multi‑year mentorship.
- Swedish coach Magnus Norman is set to join Sinner’s team in December to provide continuity with the existing methods rather than a radical overhaul.
- Sinner has been sidelined by a right‑knee problem since the July 12 Wimbledon final and is following medical protocols designed to protect his long‑term career.
- At a Milan appearance on Tuesday, November 10, Sinner—joined by Cahill—reiterated patience and trust in his doctors and said his competitive targets are the Six Kings exhibition in late December and the Australian Open.
- Sinner and Cahill published a farewell video that closed with Cahill’s ‘five P’ framework (Plan, Practice, Play, Persistence, Patience), a guiding philosophy the new team intends to keep in place as they manage his comeback.