Petchey, who previously worked with Andy Murray, will join Raducanu's team for at least the start of the clay-court season.

Emma Raducanu believes her “less is more” approach will pay off as she returns to action at the Madrid Open following a mid-season break. Raducanu reached the quarter-finals of the Miami Open last month in her best tournament run since winning the US Open in 2021.

Ahead of her campaign on the Spanish clay, the 22-year-old opened up on her time away from competition and gave an update on her coaching situation following reports that she wanted Mark Petchey to join her team full-time. A commentator for Tennis Channel, Petchey helped Raducanu out in Miami and will now be accommodating her in Madrid.