Jannik Sinner sceglie Monaco per la privacy e gli allenamenti

Il numero uno al mondo Jannik Sinner ha deciso di vivere autonomamente a Monaco per sostenere la propria carriera tennistica e mantenere la propria privacy. Il quattro volte campione del Grande Slam ha lasciato la sua famiglia in Italia per il trasferimento.

Sinner, che ha lasciato casa all'età di 14 anni per allenarsi all'accademia di Riccardo Piatti a Bordighera, ha preso un'altra decisione mirata alla carriera dopo essere diventato professionista. Ha citato la tranquillità di Monaco, dove può svolgere le attività quotidiane senza attirare l'attenzione, insieme all'eccellente disponibilità di strutture tennistiche e palestre, come ragioni fondamentali per questa scelta.

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