Jannik in Milan for the presentation of the Allianz Assicurazioni campaign “Be Like Sinner”. He is not worried about his knee and reiterates: “I want to play for another 15 years”
Jannik Sinner he returned to talk about his emotions after communications via social media and to do so he chose the Allianz Tower in Milan where together with CEO of the company Giacomo Campora they illustrated the values of the multi-year global partnership that make the great athlete an example to which many people are inspired. A journalistic talk in which he was also present Darren Cahillthe Australian coach who concluded his adventure alongside the South Tyrolean champion. That there is still a great feeling between the two is demonstrated by the relaxed and friendly atmosphere between the two on stage. Allianz presented the communication campaign “With you, for the whole game” which anticipates the global “Be Like Sinner” which will be on air in 2027. Jannik answered many questions about his situation and set a goal for 2027, the Australian Open. “The goal is to return to Australia. Maybe do some tournaments first. But I have to take everything one step at a time every day towards the goal because if we hurry then maybe it will get worse. But yes, the goal is Australia.”
Strange days
Then he told how he spends his days, now that he can’t pick up the tennis racket, Sinner hasn’t played since July 12, the day of his triumph at Wimbledon: “I don’t do anything in particular, you know that I love playing tennis instead I have to deal with long days in which I stay in the simulator, I go to the gym and then I go back to the simulator. I move around a bit, I go to my friends, then to my parents. Now I’m experiencing something I’ve never felt before, which is that I’m not in control of the situationthis is perhaps the worst thing I can tolerate about this period but I just have to be patient and trust.” On Cahill: “He was like a second father. We separated peacefully and he will remain in my contacts in the future too, I hope to be able to call him when I need him.”
The future
Sinner is not worried about his health conditions, but is looking to the long-term future: “These are not easy months, I miss the competition, giving 100 percent. If I were to return to the pitch a month later, nothing would change. I want to play for another 10-15 years. However, it was a very interesting year, I won Wimbledon and Rome gave me enormous joy, but now I just have to think about following the treatments. Of course, I feel the pressure a little but I can’t do otherwise. We had a goal in mind (China) and we had to change on the fly. I have to listen to what the doctors tell me.” Then the compliments to Kimi Antonellia symbol together with Jannik of Italy winning in sport: “He had a great season, he’s really very good. Especially after what he went through last year, he had moments of difficulty but he managed to recover and I congratulate him, really great stuff.”
