The Slovak has worked with a number of WTA players, including Lulu Sun, who beat Raducanu on her way to the quarter-finals of Wimbledon last year. Raducanu continues to search for the right fit as a permanent successor to Nick Cavaday, who stepped down for health reasons following the Australian Open.

Emma Raducanu and coach Vladimir Platenik have parted ways after working together for just one match, her management team confirmed on Wednesday. Platenik started working with Raducanu on a trial basis two weeks ago and was present during her first-round defeat at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif. to Moyuka Uchijima on March 6.

The world No.60 is on the lookout for her eighth coach of her career after she parted ways with Vladimir Platenik.