Emma Raducanu will compete in the upcoming WTA 1000 event at Indian Wells, despite the Brit enduring a tough few weeks on and off the court.

Emma Raducanu will be joined by a new interim coach as she competes at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells - on the back of a worrying incident involving a fan in Dubai

Emma Raducanu hasn’t yet found a long-term coach to work with after childhood coach Nick Cavaday left her team to prioritize his health. Raducanu’s compatriot Laura Robson reiterated that Raducanu doesn’t want to be hasty in finding a coach.

If Coco Gauff were ever to pull off a Novak Djokovic, she would probably hire Barbora Krejcikova as her coach. When it was announced in late November that the Serbian tennis giant would work with Andy Murray in 2025, the entire tennis world was left stunned but also heavily entertained by the idea of the two former big rivals working together.

Marion Bartoli has bravely detailed her issue with dealing with a stalker following Emma Raducanu’s recent ordeal at the Dubai Tennis Championships. Raducanu’s second-round clash versus Karolina Muchova was temporarily suspended after the Brit noticed a man who had previously approached her earlier in the week watching in the stands.

Raducanu has posted her gratitude to fans and well-wishers on social media but has remained relatively low-key leading up to the 2025 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells. One of her