Emma Raducanu has opened up on what she is working on in training ahead of the 2025 season.

Emma Raducanu has opened up on what she is working on in training ahead of the 2025 season.

The 21-year-old already has one eye on next season with one event left in 2024, the ongoing Billie Jean King Cup finals.

Raducanu had not played since September’s Korea Open, but she was in fine form to help Great Britain defeat Germany in round one of the prestigious team event.

But once this tournament has concluded, the former US Open champion will get back to training on improving her game ahead of the new season.

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Emma Raducanu confirmed she is in the process of trying to hire a fitness trainer.

Now the Bromley local has stated she is working on improving her serve under the guidance of coach Nick Caveday.

Reports suggest she is working a more compact motion with an abbreviated technique, similar to the style of Andy Roddick, who possessed one of the greatest serves of all time.

“I have been working on it,” the former British number one said following Great Britain’s victory over Poland in round one of the Billie Jean King Cup finals.

“Training for next year, I do want to work on my serve and make that a bit more of a weapon.”

Emma Raducanu helps Great Britain reach Billie Jean King Cup quarter-finals

Raducanu along with Katie Boulter ensured their team comfortably progressed to the last eight of the Billie Jean King Cup.

Raducanu began the tie against Jule Niemeier, and on her sixth match point sealed a 6-4, 6-4 victory to put Great Britain into the lead.

British number one Boulter followed and took on veteran Laura Siegemund and a win would send them into the quarter-finals.

Boulter claimed an emphatic 6-1, 6-2 to win the best-of-three round and advance to the quarter-finals where they will play Canada.

“For me to be able to captain the team of incredible women, and for Katie to lead the way she does, and to have Emma back in the team, playing great tennis, given the circumstances over the last few weeks, I feel like I’m in a very fortunate position,” Great Britain’s captain Anne Keothavong said.

“I said it at the start, before the competition started, I really believe that we can win this. I don’t have a problem saying that out loud, because we’ve got quality players who have shown in their own right what they’re capable of.”