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Roger Federer Parts Ways with Stefan Edberg, Adds Ivan Lubicic to Team


Roger Federer announced on Tuesday that he has parted ways with Stefan Edberg after a two-year partnership. The Swiss will add Ivan Ljubicic to his team for 2016. Read Federer’s full statement below:

 

After 2 very successful years, I would like to thank Stefan Edberg, my childhood idol, for agreeing to join my team. It...

Posted by Roger Federer on Tuesday, December 8, 2015


Edberg released a statement to the ATP on Tuesday, which stated that he had always planned to make 2015 his last. “The quality of tennis today is stronger than it has ever been," he said. "After an amazing 2014, I decided to continue on for another year, but with a clear understanding that it would be my last year given the time commitment. I believe Roger still has a lot left to give to the sport of tennis and is capable of winning the big events. Roger and I will remain close friends and I will always feel part of the Federer team. I hope to try and come watch Roger play some tournaments in 2016.”

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