Alejandro Tabilo (24th in the ATP ranking) He arrived at Roland Garros, the second Grand Slam of the season, with tremendous expectations after his historic performance at the Rome Masters 1000, where he knocked down number one Novak Djokovic and reached the semifinals.
However, it was his debut after an unexpected defeat against the Belgian qualifier Zizou Bergs (102nd) and he has already turned the page.
In conversation with radio DNA In recent days, he referred to the search for his new coach after ending a relationship of just over seven years with Guillermo Gómez: “I have tried to take it as calmly as possible, since we are in a good position and at this moment I think the only thing you have to do is stay calm and not stress about anything. I’ve been talking to different people, but I’m waiting to rest my head a little and get a good look at the topic. “He should arrive with someone now for the grass tour.”
Regarding the great “requirement” that his new coach must have, he said: “I’m trying to find the person who is ideal, that we connect well and that we can work together very well. Regardless of whether he is from any country, my only requirement would be to be able to continue training in Santiago, in Chile.”
Finally, Tabilo referred to his participation in the Paris Olympic Games, where he will represent Chile alongside Nicolás Jarry: “There are good options, we have both been playing very well. I think this is going to be a little more special playing for the country. You always get a little more fired up representing the country and the people, so I think it will be a much more different atmosphere. We will try to do our best and one of those is to try to win a medal for Chile. Would be a dream”.
