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Ljubicic, after the French failure at Wimbledon: "There is no surprise, this is our level."

Ljubicic, after the French failure at Wimbledon: "There is no surprise, this is our level"

Ivan Ljubicic, director of high performance at the FFT, conducted a sincere analysis of the discreet role of French players at Wimbledon, defending a realistic view of the moment they are going through.

Cazaux breaks with Sam Sumyk and dares to give a return date. Source: Getty

Cazaux breaks ties with Sam Sumyk and dares to give a return date

The Frenchman explains how his recovery is going and dares to give a return date, as well as a goal: "I want to be in the top50 and then in the top30."

Ivan Ljubicic analyzes French tennis. Photo: gettyimages

A country like France does not deserve to have a situation like the current one in tennis

Ivan Ljubicic, responsible for the player development area at the French Tennis Federation, provides a comprehensive analysis of French tennis and talks about Kouame.

Arthur Fils, French tennis disaster. Photo: gettyimages

France loses hope of breaking the curse with Roland Garros in this 2026

The last-minute withdrawal by Arthur Fils plunges the entire country into sorrow, resigning themselves to continue with the historical streak of champions and finalists absence.

Lucas Pouille being interviewed at Roland Garros. Source: Getty

Lucas Pouille revives the concept of the 'player-coach'

Recovering from a double operation these months, the French tennis player took advantage of this break by coaching for the first time. His pupil, Arthur Rinderknech, did quite well.

Ivan Ljubičić. Source: Getty

Ljubicic and his opinion on Nadal's retirement: "Champions play to win, not to participate"

The Croatian gave his impressions on Rafa's farewell, recalled duels against the Spaniard, talked about his best memories with Federer, and also shared his opinion on the future of French tennis.

Moise Kouamé, great promise of tennis. Photo. gettyimages

Moise Kouamé surprises the world of tennis: "It is a special project, it has no limits"

At 15 years old, the French tennis player has broken records for precocity by earning his first ATP points, and authoritative voices are sounding the alarm about his incredible potential.