Jannik Sinner choisit Monaco pour sa vie privée et son entraînement

Le numéro un mondial Jannik Sinner a décidé de s'installer de manière indépendante à Monaco afin de favoriser sa carrière tennistique et de préserver sa vie privée. Le quadruple champion en Grand Chelem a quitté sa famille en Italie pour effectuer ce déménagement.

Sinner, qui a quitté le foyer familial à l'âge de 14 ans pour s'entraîner à l'académie de Riccardo Piatti à Bordighera, a pris une nouvelle décision axée sur sa carrière après être devenu professionnel. Il a cité le calme et la tranquillité de Monaco, où il peut vaquer à ses occupations quotidiennes sans attirer l'attention, ainsi que l'excellence des installations tennistiques et des salles de sport, comme raisons principales de ce choix.

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