Boisson will compete in Madrid again after six months off and signs a great coach
Loïs Boisson caused a sensation last year with her meteoric rise into the elite, stemming from those unforgettable semifinals at Roland Garros. She continued her good form with a title in Hamburg, but then injuries plagued her. After six months on a low, she seems ready to make her comeback at the Mutua Madrid Open 2026, now under the guidance of a new coach, none other than Hendrik Vleeshouwers, the former coach of Anisimova.
INFO L'ÉQUIPE. Loïs Boisson, who is set to return to competition next week in Madrid after six months away from the courts, has begun a collaboration with the Dutch coach Hendrik Vleeshouwers, the former coach of Amanda Anisimova https://t.co/HOz5vMbfL3
— Quentin Moynet (@QuentinMoynet) April 17, 2026
This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Boisson volverá a competir en Madrid tras seis meses de baja y ficha a un gran entrenador