Daniil Medvedev has officially confirmed his split with coach Gilles Simon during a press conference in Rotterdam. The announcement comes as Medvedev aims to regroup following a stunning early exit at the Australian Open 2024. Medvedev expressed, “I’ve been working hard in training to address certain aspects of my game. The Australian Open defeat was tough, and it’s time for a new direction.” The Russian player emphasized that the decision to part ways with Simon was amicable, stating that they both believe it was the right decision for his career at this juncture. During his preparations in Rotterdam, Medvedev has focused on improving his serve and net play, which he believes was crucial in his performance down under. Despite the coaching change, Medvedev remains optimistic about his upcoming matches, stating, “I am ready to fight and give my best on the court.” The 2024 Rotterdam Open will serve as a significant platform for Medvedev to showcase the enhancements he has made to his game. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how the transition affects Medvedev’s performance on the ATP Tour moving forward.
Daniil Medvedev Announces Split with Coach Gilles Simon ahead of Rotterdam Tournament
