Key Takeaways
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End of partnership with Jimena Velasco after only a few tournaments
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Departure of coach Miguel Vita, marking another major change
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Virseda to unveil new partner and coach ahead of Madrid P1 in September
Partnership with Velasco comes to an end
The collaboration between Vero Virseda and Jimena Velasco lasted only a handful of tournaments. Despite their efforts, the Spanish duo struggled to find consistency and decided to part ways during the summer break. This leaves Virseda searching for a new partner before the circuit resumes at the Madrid P1 in September. No official announcement has yet been made regarding her next teammate.
Miguel Vita steps aside
The changes extend beyond the court. Virseda also confirmed the end of her collaboration with coach Miguel Vita. On social media, she expressed gratitude for his support and dedication: “Thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything, for believing in me, for your patience, your dedication, and for the human touch you’ve always shown me,” she said. This marks the conclusion of another important chapter in her career.
Building a new project
With both a new partner and coach to be determined, Virseda is preparing to start afresh in September. After an inconsistent first half of the season, her goal is to regain stability and deliver stronger results in the second half. The women’s circuit is in constant motion, and the answers to who will join her on court and who will guide her from the bench are expected soon as the Madrid P1 approaches.
