Iga is number one in the world, but she still needs to develop her game on grass and hard courts. And let’s be honest, that hasn’t happened in the last year or two. She’s looking for something new, a fresh perspective, because at this level, every detail matters,” Schett said.
So I’m not surprised that he’s looking for a coach from outside Poland,” added the Austrian tennis player, who ended her professional career in 2005.
Strong words! “I was disappointed with Iga Świątek”
“I was really disappointed with her performance at Wimbledon and the US Open, where she played one-dimensionally and couldn’t adjust her tactics. She was committed but helpless. There is definitely room for improvement in her game,” she concluded.