Jannik Sinner Next Tournament: All you need to know about Italian’s schedule after end of 3-month doping ban

After serving a three-month suspension, Jannik Sinner is set to make his return to the ATP Tour—and all eyes are on where and when he’ll compete next.

The Italian star, who reached the final of the Australian Open earlier this year, has been out of action since receiving a doping ban—an absence that caused a significant shake-up in the ATP rankings. Despite the setback, Sinner remains a major contender and is expected to hit the ground running as the clay-court season heats up.

What’s Next for Sinner?

According to sources close to the ATP, Sinner is likely to rejoin the tour in time for the Italian Open in Rome, which kicks off next month. The Masters 1000 event would be a fitting stage for his comeback, especially with the French Open fast approaching.

Should he return in Rome, Sinner could be seeded first at Roland Garros based on his strong performances prior to the ban and the current points landscape. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see whether the 22-year-old can rediscover his top form in time for Paris.

A Crucial Stretch Ahead

The coming weeks are pivotal for Sinner, not just for rankings but also for momentum. He had established himself as one of the top names in men’s tennis before the ban, and a successful return would reinforce his status among the game’s elite.