Emma Raducanu looking for her fourth coach in a year after splitting from Torben Beltz
Emma Raducanu has split from coach Torben Beltz after only six months of working together.
Nigel Sears worked with the British number one but got replaced by Andrew Richardson after last season's Wimbledon.
Despite helping guide Raducanu to glory at the US Open in New York, his contract was not renewed.
Emma Raducanu and Torben Beltz are no longer working together, and so the US Open champion is now looking for a fourth coach in less than a year
— Russell Fuller (@russellcfuller) April 26, 2022
Raducanu has recently spent time preparing for the clay court season at Riccardo Piatti's academy in Liguria.
The Italian coach has previously worked with Richard Gasquet and Ivan Ljubicic and recently split from Jannik Sinner after working with him throughout his teenage years and helping him break into the top 10.
Raducanu reached the quarter-final's in last week's Stuttgart Open and has won three of five games on clay so far, including a win for Great Britain at the Billie Jean King Cup qualifier in Prague.
The 19-year-old, who continues her clay-court baptism in Madrid this week, will lean on the Lawn Tennis Association in the short term.