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Mirra Andreeva

Andreeva: "I'm going to keep playing for Russia, I have not received any offers." Source: Getty

Andreeva: "I’m going to keep playing for Russia, I haven’t received any offers"

Faced with the avalanche of Russian players who have chosen to change nationality, Mirra confessed that she is staying out of it and has no intention of making any changes.

Mirra Andreeva at the Media Day of the Australian Open 2026. Photo: Getty

Andreeva: "I am a completely different person from October"

Mirra Andreeva explains what has changed on her side to progress so quickly: "We did a lot of tennis and mental work during the preseason".

Andreeva, after her latest title: "I think I am getting older." Source: Getty

Andreeva jokes after her latest title: "I think I am getting older"

The Russian won the championship in Adelaide and will arrive in Melbourne with an extra dose of confidence. In her winning speech, she once again thanked herself.

Andreeva: "I felt the pressure of people expecting me to win practically all the tournaments, and that was not easy." Photo: Gettyimages

Andreeva: "I felt the pressure of the people expecting me to win practically all the tournaments, and that was not easy"

The Russian, who starts the year with a victory at the WTA Brisbane, ensures that she has learned to deal with pressure and not pay so much attention to people's expectations.