Laila Hasanovic accompanies Jannik Sinner in victory over Auger-Aliassime in the 2025 ATP Finals Por Carolina Costa
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Jannik Sinner began his title defense at the 2025 ATP Finals with victory over Felix Auger-Aliassime, in Turin, on Monday. The match took place at Inalpi Arena, with a score of 7-5 and 6-1, in one hour and 40 minutes of play.
Laila Hasanovic, the Italian tennis player’s girlfriend, watched the match from the player’s box. The Danish model sat next to Sinner’s publicist, Fabienne Benoit, wearing a white blouse and sporting loose blonde hair.
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Sinner, current number 2 in the world, extended his undefeated streak on indoor courts to 27 games. The event brings together the top eight in the rankings in the group stage.
Hasanovic’s presence attracted attention from the Italian press, who captured the moment in several photos.
Danish Model Profile
Laila Hasanovic, 25, was born in Copenhagen and works as a model and digital influencer. She was a finalist in the Miss Denmark contest in 2019 and has partnered with fashion brands.
Before dating Sinner, Hasanovic dated Formula 1 driver Mick Schumacher for three years, until April 2025. The couple kept a low profile about their separation.
- Hasanovic has more than 200 thousand followers on social networks, fofocusing on lifestyle and travel content.
- She shares posts about wellness and Scandinavian fashion, with an average engagement of 10,000 likes per post.
- His transition to the world of tennis came after appearances in European tournaments.
The model lives in Monaco, where Sinner has been training since 2020, facilitating the couple’s closeness.
Relationship rumors and confirmation
Speculation about their relationship arose in May 2025, during the French Open, when Hasanovic was seen in public in Paris. Sinner initially denied it, attributing the trip to professional commitments such as photos and meetings.
The relationship gained visibility in July, in the Wimbledon final, where Sinner defeated Carlos Alcaraz. Photos of Hasanovic in the stands circulated among fans.
The official confirmation came in October, at the ATP 500 in Vienna. After beating Alexander Zverev in the final, Sinner publicly thanked his “family and girlfriend” in his speech.
Hasanovic appeared alongside Sinner’s parents, Hanspeter and Siglinde, in the box at the Austrian tournament, marking family integration. The couple share agent Alex Meliss, who manages their digital profiles.
Sinner’s love history
Jannik Sinner maintained discreet relationships throughout his career. In 2024, he dated Russian tennis player Anna Kalinskaya for several months. The couple exchanged mutual support at tournaments, with appearances in boxingare opposites.
The separation took place in early 2025, with no public details. Sinner confirmed his singleness in May, during a press conference at the Internazionali d’Italia.
Previously, the Italian had a relationship with model Maria Braccini, in 2023, a period of rise in the ATP rankings.
- Kalinskaya, number 15 in the world, won the Dubai title in 2025.
- Braccini, from Milan, focused on fashion campaigns after the breakup.
- Sinner prioritizes privacy, avoiding mentions in interviews.
Couple’s recent appearances
Hasanovic accompanied Sinner in Monte Carlo, in September, during post-US Open time off. The two were photographed at a local ice cream shop in the La Condamine neighborhood.
In Vienna, at the end of October, she celebrated her 25th birthday alongside the tennis player’s family, in Alto Adige. The trip included tours of San Candido, Sinner’s hometown.
At the ATP Finals, his debut in Turin took place on Monday, with a focus on silent support. Photographers captured gestures of applause after decisive points.
The tennis player praised the post-game family support, without mentioning specific names.
Upcoming tournament challenges
Sinner faces Alexander Zverev on Wednesday, in the Björn Borg Group. The match defines the lead in the group, with Ben Shelton as the third opponent.
Auger-Aliassime, Novak Djokovic’s replacement, dealt with a leg injury during the duel. The Canadian won 48 matches in 2025, with titles in Adelaide, Montpellier and Brussels.
Sinner has accumulated 54 victories this season, with trophies at the Australian Open, Wimbledon, Beijing, Vienna and Paris. He’s looking for a second title in the Finals.
The Italian highlighted adaptation to the fast court in Turin, emphasizing focus on initial serves.
