Jannik Sinner’s bid to recover from a hip injury ahead of the French Open hinges on the next few days, as he turns to Juventus’ renowned medical center for assistance.

The reigning Australian Open champion withdrew from the Madrid Open due to the injury, raising doubts about his participation at Roland Garros. Sinner emphasized his commitment to returning only when fully fit, stating, “I will only go to Paris if I am one hundred per cent physically because I don’t want to shorten my career just to do one more tournament.” With just over two weeks until the clay-court Grand Slam, Sinner seeks treatment at Juventus’ J|Medical, known for its advanced healthcare services and successful track record with athletes like Matteo Berrettini and Cristiano Ronaldo.

The next days are crucial in determining Sinner’s readiness for Paris, with rehabilitation focusing on water-based therapy and gym exercises to manage his hip injury. Despite his setback, Sinner has had a stellar 2024 season, boasting a 28-2 record and securing titles at the Australian Open, Rotterdam Open, and Miami Open. His rise to world No 2 in the ATP Rankings reflects his exceptional form, although missed opportunities in Madrid and Rome have hindered his quest to claim the top spot from Novak Djokovic.