Berrettini Begins New Chapter with Coach Enqvist

Former Swedish champion Thomas Enqvist joins Berrettini's team ahead of Indian Wells tournament.

Published on Mar. 4, 2026

Italian tennis player Matteo Berrettini has started a new coaching collaboration with former Swedish champion Thomas Enqvist. The partnership began at the Laver Cup, where Berrettini was impressed by Enqvist's positive energy and support. Berrettini hopes this new relationship will help him regain confidence and consistency in his game, as he looks to re-establish himself among the top contenders on the ATP Tour.

Why it matters

Berrettini has faced challenges with injuries and inconsistent performances in recent seasons, so this new coaching partnership represents an important step in his journey to rebuild momentum and focus on the mental aspects of his game.

The details

Berrettini explained that his relationship with Enqvist began during the Laver Cup, where he first had the chance to get to know him. The Italian highlighted the positive energy and support he has already received from the experienced coach. Berrettini is currently ranked No. 66 in the world and has a 3-3 match record so far this season.

  • Berrettini and Enqvist's new partnership began at the Indian Wells tournament in 2026.
  • Berrettini's last match was on February 24, 2026, when he lost in the first round in Santiago.

The players

Matteo Berrettini

An Italian professional tennis player currently ranked No. 66 in the world.

Thomas Enqvist

A former Swedish professional tennis player and champion who has now taken on a coaching role, joining Berrettini's team.

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What they’re saying

“'Con noi qui a Indian Wells c'è Thomas Enqvist: è una persona super, l'ho conosciuto in Laver Cup. È qua per aiutarmi a trovare fiducia nel mio tennis e a pensare positivo in quello che ho fatto, faccio e che farò,'”

— Matteo Berrettini (tennistonic.com)

The takeaway

This new coaching partnership between Berrettini and Enqvist represents an important step in the Italian player's journey to regain confidence and consistency in his game, as he looks to re-establish himself among the top contenders on the ATP Tour.