Tennis fans expressed their desire to see the former world number one Switzerland’s Roger Federer coach several young and experienced players in the circuit.
The 41-year-old is currently spending his free time after announcing retirement last year in an emotional message.
A page on the social media platform Twitter with the name Relevant Tennis posted a hypothetical question that who would fans want to see Federer coach if there is an opportunity to come.
In response to that, there were a lot of mixed answers as fans suggested that they would love to see the former legendary tennis player coach the likes of current world number one Carlos Alcaraz, a three-time runner-up in a Grand Slam Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur and young Britain’s tennis star Emma Raducanu.
Federer remains one of the most successful players in the history of men’s singles tennis in the Open era, having won as many as 20 Grand Slam titles.
He was the first player even in the men’s singles category to win more than 15 Grand Slam titles and was also the first to reach the 20 titles mark.
During his last years at the highest level, the Basel-born struggled with a number of injuries and it made it hard to continue competing with the best and upcoming players.
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Hey, there! 👋 Let's pretend that Roger Federer decides to become a coach next year. Which player, either in ATP or WTA Tour, would you like him to coach? 👇
