Sinner separates from coach Cahill at the end of 2026: the announcement on social media

"Darren has been an incredibly important figure in my journey. Together with Simone (Vagnozzi, ed.) and the whole team, we have achieved goals that I have dreamed of since I was a child. Winning five Grand Slam titles and reaching number 1 in the world are successes that I will always carry in my heart but what matters equally is the bond that we have built along the way", said Sinner, commenting on the end of the technical collaboration. From next month the Swede Magnus Norman will join Jannik's staff.

Sinner, 25 years old, from Sesto Pusteria in South Tyrol, winner of two editions of the Australian Open (2024, 2025) and Wimbledon (2025, 2026), French Open (2025) and US Open (2024), as well as two ATP Finals (2024, 2025) and two Davis Cups, then added: "I want to thank Darren for believing in me, for His honesty and dedication helped me grow both as a player and as a person, and his teachings will accompany me throughout my career."

Sinner concluded by saying, "We have shared many special moments over the past five years, and while our professional relationship comes to an end, our friendship will continue."

(AGI) - Bolzano, Nov. 6. - “Working with Jannik has been a special honor and privilege. He is an extraordinary guy, a humble and hard-working champion, who we are all incredibly proud of,” said Australian coach Darren Cahill.

“Trust, honesty and mutual respect only work when they are shared by both parties, and this has been Jannik's great strength as an athlete,” added Cahill. “It is also why training someone like him becomes such a memorable experience. I want to thank Jannik, the entire team and all the fans for welcoming this Australian into the wonderful Italian family. I wish the team nothing but further success in the coming years.”