Nigel Sears
Best known for coaching former top five players Amanda Coetzer, Daniela Hantuchova, Anett Kontaveit and Ana Ivanovic, Sears joined her team in April 2021 and oversaw her incredible breakthrough run to the Wimbledon fourth round.
Andrew Richardson
Guided Raducanu to her historic Grand Slam title at the US Open as a qualifier. Raducanu opted not to extend his trial contract immediately after the victory.
Torben Beltz
Angelique Kerber’s former coach lasted only five months. They split in April 2022 with Raducanu transitioning towards a new training model involving LTA coaching support.
Dmitry Tursunov
Raducanu took on the former pro on a trial basis during the summer of 2022 but Tursunov decided not to continue, later citing red flags in her camp that he felt could not be ignored for a long-term commitment.
Sebastian Sachs
The German joined in late 2022 but the partnership was cut short when Raducanu required multiple surgeries, leading to a mutual split.
Nick Cavaday
The 14-month stint was her longest professional partnership, helping her return to the top 60 before he stepped down in early 2025 due to personal health issues.
Vlado Platenik
Hired on a trial basis in March 2025, the partnership lasted only 14 days.
Mark Petchey
Andy Murray’s former coach provided crucial tactical knowledge through Wimbledon where she went out to world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka, despite an encouraging display.
Francisco Roig
Appointed in August 2025, Rafael Nadal’s former mentor offered elite tactical clarity, but after her Australian Open exit in January 2026, Raducanu announced their split.
