Jannik Sinner Undergoes Multi‑Hour Medical Evaluation in Milan
The prolonged clinic check raises questions about his readiness for the Cincinnati Open or his US Open title defence.
Overview
- Multiple outlets report Sinner spent several hours at the Physioclinic in Milan for a detailed medical evaluation and he was accompanied by members of his team.
- No official diagnosis or injury announcement has been released and reports differ on whether the tests were routine maintenance or focused on a specific problem.
- The visit follows a string of precautionary checks after his collapse at the French Open and his all‑clear before Wimbledon, which he went on to win.
- Sinner has already withdrawn from the Canadian Open and plans to limit his North American lead‑up to the Cincinnati Open and the US Open while his condition is monitored.
- Some reports say his trusted doctor returned for the Milan tests and that a recent plaster seen after a Turin visit was precautionary, so the key next indicators will be official medical updates and his fitness in Cincinnati.