Jannik Sinner says he plans to compete at the Australian Open in January after missing matches since defending his Wimbledon title in July. Multiple outlets report his decision in the context of a knee injury that has kept him sidelined for months.
Sky News and Sky Sports both frame the story around his stated intention to return and compete in January, emphasizing his fitness plans ahead of the tournament. Yahoo Sports likewise reports he wants to be fit for the Australian Open and notes that he has not played since Wimbledon because of a knee problem.
The Winnipeg Free Press adds an additional detail, saying Sinner plans a late-December return at a Saudi exhibition before the Australian Open. Across sources, the core point is consistent: Sinner is working toward a January comeback following the knee injury, with one outlet providing a specific pre–Australian Open event.
