Emma Reducanu has only played ten official matches this year and last played in April on indoor soil in Stuttgart. Then there were two operations, and now the British woman is in the recovery stage.

Grand Slam champion (at the US Open in 2021) Emma has undergone two operations in recent months: on her wrists and on her ankle. He says he’s fine now, that the recovery has begun, and that the big goal is to get back to strength for the 2024 season.

Reducanu has missed most of the important tournaments this year, missing Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open.

Things aren’t fantastic when it comes to the WTA rankings either, a hierarchy where Emma has steadily dropped until she reached 214th place.

However, the athlete is confident in her own abilities and is looking forward to returning to the WTA tournament.

“Next season I will be back. All the Grand Slams are over this season, so it’s been hard to watch them go by, but I’ve tried to stay on track as much as possible and focus on my recovery.

What I still say about myself (and not about critics, in general), although I am not at these events, is just a compliment. Someone told me, worry when I’m not talking about you.

Wimbledon is a dream and it has always been evolving. It’s still the ultimate dream to win Wimbledon” – Emma Radukanuin an interview with the BBC.

At the age of just 18 and after qualifying, Emma managed to pull off one of the biggest surprises in the history of women’s tennis at the 2021 US Open: she won the Arthur Ashe Trophy.

From that moment of glory, Redukanu could not go to the second round of the Grand Slam tournament.

Currently, Emma Reducanu is ranked 214th in the world, she has earned $3,776,535 from tennis, she has 98 wins and 49 losses, and she has won only one title in her entire career, but that is the Grand Slam – US Open 2021.