Carlos Moya, former coach of Rafael Nadal, has strongly denied rumors that he will be joining Jannik Sinner’s coaching team as a replacement for Darren Cahill. Labeling the speculation as “fake news big like a house,” Moya made it clear that there is no truth to the claims.
After eight successful years coaching Nadal, during which they won numerous titles, Moya has stepped away from active coaching to focus on his family. Although Cahill is set to retire at the end of 2025, Moya confirmed he has no plans to take his place, leaving Sinner to seek other options.
Sinner, currently coached by Darren Cahill and Simone Vagnozzi, has risen to the top ranks of men’s tennis. Following a phenomenal 2023 and continued dominance in 2024—amassing a 73-6 record and eight ATP titles—the Italian claimed the world No. 1 spot after last year’s Roland Garros. Despite a brief suspension earlier this year, he returned strongly at the Rome Masters and now looks ahead to a promising Roland Garros campaign.
While coaching rumors often swirl around top players, Moya’s decisive response has shut down any speculation about his involvement with Sinner. The tennis world now watches to see how Sinner continues to thrive with his current team.
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