However, the results lagged behind and the partnership began with a series of defeats. Van de Zandschulp was plagued by a foot injury in the first weeks under Groeneveld’s leadership. “I think we will sit down together when we are back in the Netherlands and then we will see how and what. But it is my intention to continue, even though I have not really been able to play properly since the start of our collaboration,” the Dutchman said after just a few weeks, shortly after he was eliminated in the first round of Roland Garros.
Van de Zandschulp breaks with coach after five months: ‘Insufficient basis’
