Following her split with coach Francis Roig, Emma Raducanu is on the hunt for her tenth coach in five years. This comes after an early exit at the Australian Open. Roig, who previously worked with Rafael Nadal, joined Raducanu last year. She is scheduled to compete at the Transylvania Open next week, live on Sky Sports Tennis, with the search underway.

Raducanu's coaching history includes short stints with several high-profile coaches since her breakthrough at Wimbledon in 2021 and her US Open win. Experts suggest finding a coaching partnership that truly fits is paramount for her success. She needs a coach who can improve weaker areas while encouraging her strengths to enjoy playing on the court.

Tennis analysts believe Raducanu needs to believe in her playing style. The goal is to find a coach who can help her develop and build on her strengths. Her next tournaments include WTA 1000 events in Doha and Dubai before heading to Indian Wells and Miami in March. The question remains if she will have a new coach before these events.