Jannik Sinner has just arrived in China, where he will play the Beijing ATP 500 and the Shanghai Masters 1000. The world No.2 has already forgotten his loss to Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open final and is eager to get back into action, after practicing in Monte Carlo for a few days and inaugurating his new Foundation on Thursday alongside his family and team.
Despite having to miss three months due to his deal with WADA, the Italian ace's 2025 season has been truly excellent so far, considering that he lifted the trophy at the Australian Open earlier this year and the Wimbledon Championships over the summer (becoming the first Italian player ever to achieve this feat).
Sinner has just arrived in China
The 24-year-old from Sesto Pusteria - who had to give up the first position in the ATP rankings to his huge rival Alcaraz - wants brilliant in the last part of 2025, which is full of tournaments very suitable for his game as he has already shown in the last two seasons.
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Jannik has also added the Vienna ATP 500 to his schedule, but has already revealed that his main goal is the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin scheduled for November. The former world number 1 will be called upon to defend his title in front of his home fans, before deciding whether or not to participate in the Davis Cup Finals in Bologna.
As everyone knows, the four-time Grand Slam champion does not have a physiotherapist yet in his team after firing Ulises Badio (just before Wimbledon). Marco Panichi's place was taken by Umberto Ferrara, who made his return to Sinner's team, while the position as physiotherapist has remained vacant until today.
According to the latest rumors, the Italian star's new physiotherapist could be the Argentine Alejandro Resnicoff, who has worked for a long time for the ATP and has been seen leaving for China together with Jannik's manager Alex Vittur. The Wimbledon champion will start practicing in Beijing very soon.
