Bianca Andreescu will miss the Australian Open for the second year in a row, as the Romanian athlete needs more time to recover from a back injury.

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Bianca Andreescu, Australian Open 2024 package

2019 US Open champion Andreescu is suffering from a stress fracture in her back and has not played since August, when she lost to Camila Giorgi at WTA Montreal.

Bianca says she hasn’t received the rocket yet and has postponed her return until March or April 2024.

“No, unfortunately, I will not be at the Australian Open. I’m currently considering a return after the Australian Open or during the US tournaments, so Indian Wells… maybe.

We’re very close, but I’m still dealing with a back injury right now. It’s getting better every day and I’m doing my best to get there as soon as possible, but it takes time. I am very confident in 2024″ – Bianca Andreescuquoted by Reuters.

Bianca Andreescu wants to represent Canada at the Olympic Games in Paris

Bianca, ranked 96 in the WTA rankings, says she wants to play for Canada at the Paris Olympics, but it remains to be seen whether she will make the team that wins the Billie Jean King Cup in 2023.

“I miss the game and after seeing the girls win the Billie Jean King Cup as well… I was really sad that I couldn’t be there because it’s my dream to win this tournament.

Next year I will have to dig deep to get my place, but I have always wanted to play in this tournament, so hopefully I will be motivated enough to win as much as possible” – Bianca Andreescu.

Who is Bianca Andreescu?

At the age of 23, Bianca Andreescu was the highest in the WTA hierarchy on October 21, 2019, 4th place.

He has 189 wins and 91 losses in his injury-free career.

She has amassed $8,955,897 in tennis prize money alone and has three WTA titles on her resume, all won in 2019: Indian Wells, Toronto and the US Open (the first two in the WTA 1000 category, the last a Grand Slam).

2019 was a year of grace for Bianca, since that moment the athlete representing Canada has not been able to get to the forefront of world tennis.

The best result was in 2019 with 48 wins and only 7 losses.

In the 2023 season, for example, Andreescu had a negative result: he won 15 matches and lost 16.