Emma Raducanu earns Carlo Agostinelli's support as she shares...

Emma Raducanu has ramped up her training sessions ahead of her tennis return, and Carlo Agostinelli has shown his support.

Raducanu hasn’t played a match since April, following her opening-round loss to Jelena Ostapenko at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart. She has been on a competitive hiatus since May, having undergone three surgeries on both her wrists and one ankle.

The Brit has been spending her time on the sidelines traveling around the world for leisure and training, as well as for various brand commitments as an ambassador for Dior, Evian, and HSBC. She has been to Mexico, Greece, Paris, and China among other destinations.

During her travels, she has had the company of Carlo Agostinelli, a Stanford alumnus. Agostinelli, the son of Italia-American billionaire financier, Robert Agostinelli, and director of public relations at Dior, Mathilde Favier. Carlo has been supportive of Raducanu’s career and has frequently shown his appreciation on social media.

Recently, the 2021 US Open champion, who has been rehabilitating for a couple of months, shared a training update. She was captured performing kettlebell swings.

Earlier this year, Emma Raducanu opened up about playing through injury, before ultimately deciding to undergo three surgeries.The former World No. 10 said that she tried to put on a brave face despite being in pain, which affected her mental health as well.

“I was struggling with the physical pain but the mental side of it was really difficult for me too. I always want to put forward the best version of myself, or strive for that, but I knew I couldn’t,” she told The Sunday Times in

JuneRaducanu, who became an overnight sensation following her surprise 2021 US Open triumph as a qualifier, hinted that she was caught off guard by the attention she received. The 20-year-old, who played her first full season in 2022, revealed that she was soon under immense pressure to perform amid public scrutiny, and her injury made matters worse.