“It’s been a fantastic journey” Simona Halep parts ways with manager Virginia Ruzici after 14 long years

“It’s been a fantastic journey” Simona Halep parts ways with manager Virginia Ruzici after 14 long years

Virgina Ruzici and Simona Halep

Simona Halep finally decided to part ways with Virginia Ruzici after 14 long years of togetherness. Ruzici who herself was a grand slam winner worked with Halep to two grand slam wins. The two were together for quite a long time and they finally decided that it was time that they separate.

In a heartwarming message Simona Halep wrote on her Instagram, she says, “I would like to thank Virginia Ruzici for her endless dedication to me not only as a player but as a close friend. It has been an amazing 14 years of experience together and a true delight to work with her. I will forever value our friendship.”

It was indeed a magnificent partnership between the two Romanians who worked hard to achieve some great things for their country. The two ladies were the only two out of three Romanians to have ever won a grand slam in their careers.

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Both of them won the French Open during their careers. The wins were spread 40 years apart from each other and it was very wholesome for the two of them to share such great camaraderie on the tennis court.

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Simona Halep appoints new team after separating ways with Ruzici

Simona Halep
Simona Halep

In the same message on Instagram, the two-time grand slam champion Simona Halep announced that she is going to be working with Nina Wennerström and Wesport for the next phase of her career.

She wrote, “Now, I would like to welcome a new member to my team. I am excited to announce that I will be working with @nina.wennerstrom and the @wesportagency team! Looking forward to the future!”

Halep wasn’t in her greatest form at the French Open and in previous tournaments. She even suffered from a panic attack during her match in the french open and will be looking to work with her new team to fight threw the problems in her game and improve herself both mentally and physically as her career progresses.

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