Carlos Moya has denied coaching Jennick Sinner
Recently, rumors have been rife that Carlos Moya will become the coach of world No. 1 tennis player Jennick Sinner. Russian media outlet Bolshe! reporter Sofia Tartakova broke the news on the social media platform X that Carlos Moya will start coaching Sinner in 2026, and the news quickly attracted widespread attention.
At the moment, Sinner's coaching staff is facing changes. Darren Cahill will step down at the end of the 2025 season after three years with the Sinner team to help them achieve great results. Since joining the Sinner team, Sinner has had a strong record, winning the Australian Open in 2024 and 2025, the US Open 2024 and the ATP Finals, as well as four ATP Masters 1000 titles and reaching world number one for the first time since the 2024 French Open.
Moya has previously achieved remarkable results during his time with tennis superstar Rafael Nadal, and many see him as the ideal candidate to succeed Gary Cahill. Moya joined Nadal between 2017 and 2024 to help him win 21 titles, including eight Grand Slam titles and eight Masters 1000 titles, giving him a general perception that the timing was perfect for him to take charge of Sinner in 2026.
However, Moya himself quickly refuted the rumors. He made it clear on Spanish National Radio: "I am his coach? This is big fake news. ”
In fact, Moya has previously revealed to the Spanish media that he is in no hurry to take on the role of coach again after ending his long partnership with Nadal. He said he was enjoying the current "detox period" and had no intention of changing his mind for the time being, and despite the end of his long tour career, he was not bored.
For now, Moya will continue to enjoy this leisure time, while Sinner will need to continue to find the right coach to work with Simone Wagnozi, who has been with the team since 2022, to prepare for the upcoming competitions.
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