Earlier this month, Garbiñe Muguruza announced her temporary retirement from the WTA, and now the two-time Grand Slam winner is also without a coach.

Garbiñe Muguruza will no longer be coached by Conchita Martinez

Conchita Martinez announced on Wednesday that she will no longer coach the former world leader. The collaboration between the two began in 2019, but they also worked together at Wimbledon 2017, which Muguruza won in the absence of coach Sam Sumyk.

“Harbin and I jointly decided to end our cooperation. These were fantastic years, full of great emotions and great experiences, both on and off the field.

It was a real pleasure working with you Garbin. With all my love, I wish you all the best, my friend forever” – Conchita Martinez on Instagram.

Conchita Martinez (50) won Wimbledon (1994) and reached the finals of the Australian Open (1998) and Roland Garros (2000). Iberica also coached Karolina Pliskova (2018, 2019) and captained the Spanish teams in the Fed Cup (2013-2017) and Davis Cup (2015-2017).

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Posted by Conchita Martinez (@conchita__martinez)

In 2023, the two-time winner of the Grand Slam tournaments could not defeat anyone, her performances at the tournament ended in unison in the first round.

The last tournament won by Muguruza came at the end of the 2021 season, when the Iberian surprised and won the Champions Tour for the first time in Guadalajara. From that moment, the player’s career irretrievably went down.

During her career, Garbin won 10 tournaments, two of which are Grand Slam tournaments (Roland Garros 2016 and Wimbledon 2017).

Muguruza’s career will win

2021 – Dubai, Chicago, Tournament of Champions

2019 – Monterrey

2018 – Monterrey

2017 – Wimbledon, Cincinnati

2016 – Roland Garros

2015 – Beijing

2014 – Hobart

He rose to the top of the world rankings on September 11, 2017.