Alejandro Davidovich Fokina says his coach abruptly left him during the French Open and flew to Miami without explaining his decision. The Spanish player, speaking after the incident, claims the separation happened midway through his Roland Garros campaign, and that he received no clear communication afterward. According to his account, the coach’s departure was sudden and left him “abandoned,” with the player describing the situation as bewildering. He further states that the coach later traveled to Miami, again without contact or explanation. The reports describe Davidovich Fokina as stunned by events unfolding during the tournament, framing his remarks around a lack of notice and support during a major event. The coverage focuses on the player’s perspective, presenting his version of what occurred rather than confirming details from the coach or the broader staff. There is no additional information in the provided excerpts about the coach’s reasons or any formal response to the claims.