Emma Raducanu will not compete at the US Open as she continues to recover from a stress fracture in her right leg. Sources report that the injury already affected her Wimbledon campaign, where she withdrew on the eve of the tournament. Ahead of Wimbledon, Raducanu had indicated she planned to play despite a “lower leg niggle,” but she later stopped playing and has not taken the court or practiced since. With medical advice emphasizing recuperation, Raducanu skips the final Grand Slam of the year. Coverage also notes her broader injury and illness issues over the past period, with one outlet stating she has played only a limited number of matches due to those setbacks. While details of treatment and timing are not specified across reports, the consensus is that the stress fracture is the determining factor behind her absence from New York, and that recovery remains her priority.