Matteo Berrettini Targets Top 20 Return Amid Coaching Change and Injury Recovery
Italian tennis star Matteo Berrettini, a former Wimbledon finalist, is currently ranked outside the top 100 following several years plagued by injuries. Despite a disappointing first-round exit at the Italian Open, Berrettini remains optimistic about his comeback. He has recently appointed former world number four Thomas Enqvist as his new coach to help regain his competitive edge. In a recent interview, Berrettini adjusted his expectations, stating that while returning to the top 10 was a past goal, breaking into the top 20 is now a significant and acceptable challenge given the current competitiveness of the ATP Tour. He emphasized the importance of enjoying his career and maintaining physical health, which he reports is good. Currently holding an 8-8 record for the 2026 season, Berrettini is competing in a Challenger event in Valencia to prepare for the upcoming Roland Garros tournament. He acknowledges the need to rebuild confidence but believes he can still win matches against top-tier opponents.
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