A sensational news shakes the world of tennis a few weeks after the start of Roland Garros: Novak Djokovic has suddenly interrupted his short collaboration with Andy Murray as coach. But what makes the story even more surprising is the recent revelation made by Jannik Sinner, who revealed the real reason behind this shocking decision.

During an exclusive interview with the margins of a charity event in Rome, Sinner answered an apparently harmless question with a declaration that left everyone speechless:
“I believe that Djokovic understood that Andy’s tactical vision did not align with what he was looking for in view of the season on clay. There were profound divergences on mental approach and management of the key moments of the matches.”

A phrase that, although called with calm tone, immediately turned on the speculations. According to sources close to the Serbian entourage, Djokovic would have sought in Murray not only a technical support, but also a psychological guide to face an increasingly delicate career phase. However, the two champions – who once were great rivals on the pitch – would have struggled to find a professional harmony.

Frictions behind the scenes

Apparently, the first training sessions between Djokovic and Murray would have revealed conflicting visions: Murray would have proposed a return to a more defensive and awaiting playing style, while Djokovic seemed intent on experimenting with more aggressive solutions, especially in response to the growing dominion of players such as Alcaraz and Sinner himself.

Sinner, while maintaining the utmost respect for both colleagues, underlined how in modern tennis “the past is not enough to build the future”, perhaps referring to Murray’s legendary career as a player, but not yet consolidated as a coach.

Reactions and waiting for Paris

The world of tennis is now in turmoil. The fans question who will support Djokovic in Paris, while the shadow of a possible Roland Garros difficult for the Serbian begins to be heard. Some analysts believe that this uncertainty can open the way to new protagonists, including Sinner, who arrives at the tournament in great shape.

Conclusion

Sinner’s revelation has lit a lighthouse on internal dynamics that often remain hidden from the general public. Djokovic’s decision to separate from Murray was not only technique, but the result of a deeper reflection on his sports path. Now it remains to be seen if the Serbian number one will be able to transform this jolt into new competitive energy – or if, on the contrary, it will be the beginning of an inevitable transition in the panorama of world tennis.