“Obviously, you want to capitalise, I completely understand the business side of things. The US Open was my only major final, you never know how many more you might reach.
“It’s about finding a balance between the off-court obligations and on-court practice. The situation has been further compounded by a lot of different coaching transitions, which I’m not in favour of. I don’t know why it’s been so complicated to get a coach to help for this next phase of time, but it clearly has been.
“I don’t expect a lot from Raducanu for the rest of the year. She’s had a lot of injuries and not enough time on the court. Putting all of that together, I’d be surprised if she made a deep run here. It would be great if she did for women’s tennis- the game is always in a great place if there’s British interest in the Slams. To have that extra buzz in the women’s game would be great.”