Alejandro Davidovich Fokina clarifie le départ de son entraîneur à Roland-Garros

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina est revenu sur le départ soudain de son entraîneur Mariano Puerta lors de l'édition 2026 de Roland-Garros. Le numéro 23 mondial a assuré que cette séparation ne faisait suite à aucune dispute. Il a déjà nommé un remplaçant en vue de la saison sur gazon.

Fokina avait remporté une victoire en cinq sets au premier tour contre Damir Dzumhur dimanche, avec Puerta dans les tribunes. Puerta était absent lors de la défaite au deuxième tour face à Thiago Tirante. L'entraîneur a envoyé un message d'adieu depuis l'aéroport, ce qui a suscité des rumeurs de conflit, démenties par Fokina lors de sa conférence de presse d'après-match.

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