With the US Open just around the corner, Naomi Osaka\u2019s preparations have been under close watch in tennis world. After making a strong run in Montreal, questions are swirling about who will be in her coaching box in New York. Recent reports suggest Osaka\u2019s team has been actively evaluating her coaching options, setting the stage for an intriguing build-up to the final Grand Slam of the year.<\/p>\n
Recent Developments Amid Coaching Trial In Montreal<\/p>\n
Polish journalist Daniel Senkowski tweeted that Naomi Osaka will carry on her cooperation with Tomasz Wiktorowski. Senkowski wrote:<\/p>\n
\u201cNaomi Osaka will continue cooperation with Tomasz Wiktorowski,\u201d citing Osaka\u2019s agent, Stuart Duguid as the source<\/a>. Though nothing has been announced officially, this seems correct given the recent coaching trial in Canada.<\/p>\n He added: \u201cOsaka recently reached the final in Montreal with Wiktorowski, it was a trial period for them. Their next tournament together is US Open.\u201d<\/p>\n \u203c\ufe0f Naomi Osaka will continue cooperation with Tomasz Wiktorowski, confirmed me player\u2019s agent, Stuart Duguid. Osaka recently reached the final in Montreal with Wiktorowski, it was a trial period for them. Their next tournament together is US Open.<\/p>\n \u2014 Dominik Senkowski (@dsenkowski07) August 9, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n Wiktorowski, who once coached Iga \u015awi\u0105tek, was spotted in the stands<\/a> throughout Osaka\u2019s matches at the Canadian Open. His presence drew attention as Osaka advanced to the final in Montreal under his guidance. That week served as a coaching trial for their partnership, with Osaka ending as a runner-up, a strong indicator that the pairing might yield positive results moving forward.<\/p>\n Following her loss, Osaka forgot to congratulate<\/a> the Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko in her on-court speech. This drew backlash from players and fans alike as she refused to attend the post-match press conference.<\/p>\n MORE: Major Update Regarding Naomi Osaka\u2019s Expected Coaching Situation Ahead Of US Open<\/a><\/p>\n Naomi Osaka\u2019s Coaching Situation and Recent Changes<\/p>\n Just days before the Canadian Open, Osaka confirmed her split from Patrick Mouratoglou via an Instagram story<\/a>. Their partnership began in September 2024 but ended abruptly after Osaka\u2019s second-round loss to Emma Raducanu at the Citi DC Open.<\/p>\n