Emma Raducanu has received an invite to become a member of the All England Club after a whirlwind year for the US Open champion.
Joining the likes of Serena Williams, Andy Murray and Roger Federer, it is an exclusive club which holds just 500 players on its books.
Known for hosting Wimbledon every year, the winners of the Grand Slam usually get an invite but Raducanu has become the exception after her exploits at Flushing Meadows.
She became the first ever qualifier to win a Grand Slam and became British Number One as well as a household name all over the World.
It was the All England Club that began the rise for Raducanu when she famously went on a run to the third round on home soil which captured the imagination of the British public.
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Invite Sent! 📨
The All England Club has invited @EmmaRaducanu to become a member of the illustrious club that host Wimbledon each year.
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