Emma Raducanu is taking positives from her run to the Transylvania Open final, despite losing to Sorana Cirstea. She is focused on finding her on-court identity. The British No. 1, who has struggled with form and injuries since her stunning US Open victory in 2021, is working with LTA coach Alexis Canter to refine her game and rediscover her confidence.

Raducanu admitted fatigue played a role in the final, as she battled through a tough semi-final. She's aiming to play the way she wants, and feels she's making progress on that front. This marks a step forward for Raducanu, who has faced numerous challenges since her breakthrough. She is projected to climb to world No. 25 after the tournament.

Fact: Emma Raducanu's victory at the 2021 US Open made her the first qualifier, male or female, to win a Grand Slam singles title.

While the loss is a setback, Raducanu's focus on self-discovery and working with a coach is crucial for her return to form. She recognizes the need for consistency and believes that playing matches will help her build trust in her body and decision-making. The goal is to build a solid foundation for future tournaments.