Former Wimbledon finalist Marin Cilic has added South African legend Wayne Ferreira to his grass-court coaching team.
Ferreira is a former World No.6 that has won 15 ATP titles and he owned a lifetime record of 68-34 on grass. The South African, now 47, reached the second week at Wimbledon six times and owns a 29-15 lifetime record at the Championships.
Ferreira will work alongside Cilic’s current coach Ivan Cinkus. The Croatian, one of four players other than the Big 4 to have won a men’s major singles title in the last decade, says he is not looking to make big changes—he is simply eager to bring someone into his team that can help him exploit any advantage he can find.
"[I’m looking for a coach who can] help me to get those few extra percents or has a different point of view, just looking at the game in a way where they can clearly see my game and see which areas I can develop," he told CNN.