Sensational, Sinner surprises everyone: where he will train until the end of his disqualification

Jannik Sinner is ready to start again. Ten days after the agreement with Wada on the three-month suspension for the Clostebolel case and after having recharged in his Sesto Puteria and at the fashion shows in Milan, the Australian Open champion will return to training next weekend in view of his return to the court scheduled for May at the Internazionali Bnl d'Italia in Rome. Until April 13, when he can return to official training, the 23-year-old from Alto Adige will work on the clay courts of the Monte-Carlo Country Club.

The Monegasque club is a private club and therefore by training in those facilities, the ones he usually frequents, he will not infringe article 10.14.2 of the Wada Code which provides that the suspended athlete can train but not in a place connected to a national association, the ATP, the ITF, the WTA or the Grand Slam tournaments. Monte Carlo will be his base at least until April 5th when the ATP Masters 1000 tournament will begin, which will end on the 13th . In those days Sinner will most likely move to Marbella in Spain.

Alongside the Pusterese, coach Simone Vagnozzi , athletic trainer Marco Panichi and physiotherapist Ulises Badio . Their task is to fine-tune the world number one from a technical and physical point of view with the aim of returning to winning immediately on the 'rossò of Rome and Roland Garros.