Naomi Osaka says she has hired Patrick Mouratoglou as her new coach as she doesn’t want to have any career “regrets” – despite initial hesitation over the move.

The French coach reached his peak with Serena Williams. Then some disappointments, with Simona Halep and the related doping issue and with Holger Rune

Osaka has started working with Williams’ former coach Patrick Mouratoglou and the Japanese star got the new partnership off to the perfect start at the China Open on Wednesday, winning her first-round match against Italy’s Lucia Bronzetti in straight sets.

Four-time major champion Naomi Osaka said Wednesday that she "didn't want to have regrets" after confirming she has teamed up with Serena Williams' renowned former coach Patrick Mouratoglou. Japan's Osaka said she "felt like I needed a change" and described Mouratoglou,

Mouratoglou guided Serena Williams during the final decade of her career and will now hope to help re-establish Osaka as a grand slam force

The buzz around Naomi Osaka’s new coaching partnership with Patrick Mouratoglou has taken center stage at the 2024 China Open, with fans and media alike eager

Former top-ranked Naomi Osaka started the China Open with a routine 6-3, 6-2 victory over Lucia Bronzetti of Italy to mark her first match with new coach Patrick Mouratoglou in positive style. The four-time Grand Slam champion was the headline act on the opening day and showed her class in closing out the first-round match against the 77th-ranked Italian player in 83 minutes.