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Jannik Sinner Opens Up About Knee Injury and Difficult Recovery

Posted : 12 November 2026

Jannik Sinner has spoken candidly about the difficulties of recovering from a knee injury that has kept him away from competitive tennis since his Wimbledon triumph. The Italian admitted that his condition has fluctuated, with some days allowing him to move comfortably while others left him struggling to perform even basic movements.

In a video shared on his YouTube channel, Sinner described being unable to compete as the most frustrating aspect of the injury. He explained that the problem has also affected his personal life, forcing him to limit activities he enjoys to avoid putting additional pressure on his knee.

The injury has ruled the defending Wimbledon champion out of this year's ATP Finals, where he would otherwise have been among the leading contenders. Sinner said it has been particularly difficult watching other players compete while he remains sidelined, especially after enjoying such a successful season.

Before the setback, the Italian had put together an impressive run, winning five consecutive Masters 1000 titles at Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome. He then successfully defended his Wimbledon crown, adding another major achievement to an outstanding campaign.

Sinner also revealed that undergoing tonsil surgery had contributed to significant weight loss, adding another challenge to his physical preparation. He described the contrast between the positive momentum of his season and its difficult ending as particularly disappointing.

Despite the interruption to his campaign, Sinner has indicated that he is targeting a return at the Six Kings Slam exhibition event in Saudi Arabia, which has reportedly been moved to late December. His recovery will be closely watched as he works towards regaining full fitness.

The Italian has also announced a coaching change, with Magnus Norman set to replace Darren Cahill, the long-time member of his coaching team who played an important role in his rise to the top of men's tennis.

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