Serena Williams may return to compete in the US Open in the upcoming New York summer, according to comments from her coaching team. Rennae Stubbs, one of Williams’ coaches, said at Wimbledon that Williams’ intention is to keep playing and that she is considering the U.S. Open. Her remarks come about a week after Williams lost her first singles match since 2022, marking a notable step toward a potential return to singles competition after an extended break. The discussion about Williams’ schedule is being framed alongside other major New York-area events taking place around the same period, including the New York Knicks’ recent NBA championship, Taylor Swift’s planned wedding at Madison Square Garden, and the World Cup final, which is scheduled to be played across the Hudson River. While Stubbs’ comments indicate Williams is contemplating the US Open, no official entry or match schedule has been confirmed in the provided reporting. The current information centers on Williams’ continued interest in playing and the possibility of her appearance at the US Open based on her stated intentions.