Coco Gauff Optimistic for Clay-Court Season, Targets First French Open Crown

Coco Gauff is gearing up for the clay-court season with high hopes and optimism as she sets her sights on capturing her first French Open title. The American tennis sensation, who last tasted victory on clay at the Emilia-Romagna Open in 2021, is eager to end her trophy drought and make a mark on the upcoming tournaments.

The 20-year-old is currently focused on the Stuttgart Open, with tournaments in Madrid and Rome also on her radar before the French Open kicks off. Gauff expressed her excitement for the clay season, emphasizing her goal to win the prestigious French Open while acknowledging the importance of securing a recent clay title to boost her confidence.

To enhance her chances of success, Gauff has enlisted the help of former coach Jean-Cristophe Faurel, who previously guided her to victory in the 2018 Roland Garros junior title. With Faurel back on her team alongside Brad Gilbert, Gauff is determined to make a strong impact in Paris and improve upon her quarter-final appearance from last year.

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As Gauff prepares to take on the clay-court season with renewed vigor and determination, tennis enthusiasts can look forward to witnessing her journey towards achieving her long-awaited French Open crown. Stay tuned for thrilling matches and exciting moments as Gauff aims to make her mark on the clay courts this season.