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Ons Jabeur targeting WTA Tour return in 2027

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FILE PHOTO: Ons Jabeur has won ⁠five WTA titles and became the ⁠first Arab woman to reach a Grand Slam final ‌in 2022, finishing runner-up at Wimbledon to Elena Rybakina.

FILE PHOTO: Ons Jabeur has won ⁠five WTA titles and became the ⁠first Arab woman to reach a Grand Slam final ‌in 2022, finishing runner-up at Wimbledon to Elena Rybakina. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

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FILE PHOTO: Ons Jabeur has won ⁠five WTA titles and became the ⁠first Arab woman to reach a Grand Slam final ‌in 2022, finishing runner-up at Wimbledon to Elena Rybakina. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

Former world number two Ons Jabeur said she ​hopes to return to professional tennis ‌in 2027, after the Tunisian ​gave birth to ⁠her first child in April.

Jabeur took a break from tennis last year ‌following her first-round exit at Wimbledon, citing injuries and ‌fatigue. She later extended her ‌break ⁠after announcing she was ⁠pregnant.

“I’m hoping to come back, hopefully next year. I still don’t know the ​exact time, ‌but very soon,” the three-times Grand Slam runner-up told The National in an interview published on ‌Wednesday.

“I’m still discovering ... my ​body is a bit changed after the delivery, but ⁠I’m definitely coming back and hoping to stay a few more ‌years on tour before actually retiring.

“I’m enjoying everything with my son. He actually comes with me when I train. I’m trying to come back ‌slowly.”

The 32-year-old, dubbed by fans as ​the “Minister of Happiness” for her cheerful personality, has won ⁠five WTA titles and became the ⁠first Arab woman to reach a Grand Slam final ‌in 2022, finishing runner-up at Wimbledon to Elena Rybakina.

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