Naomi Osaka hints she has resumed training after posting photos standing on a tennis court
Naomi Osaka has implied she had continued preparing subsequent to posting photographs of herself remaining on a tennis court and holding a racket.
The previous world No 1 has been enjoying some time off from the game to zero in on her emotional wellness following her shock third-round exit to 18-year-old Leylah Fernandez at the US Open in September.
Osaka has battled for structure since she pulled out from the French Open in May after a line with competition authorities over her choice to blacklist compulsory question and answer sessions, which she said contrarily affected her psychological prosperity.
The four-time Grand Slam champion, who likewise missed Wimbledon, said she didn't have the foggiest idea when she would play her next match after her Flushing Meadows exit.
In any case, the 24-year-old from Japan as of late said she has "that tingle" to get back to the game after her break.
She posted on Twitter alongside a photograph of her grinning and inclining toward the net in exercise gear, seeming to recommend she could be prepared to check her re-visitation of the game.
"Somewhat corroded yet feels great to be back," she said. "I truly need to say thank you everybody for every one of the sort messages, I truly like it."
It is not yet clear whether she will contend at January's Australian Open, where she is a double cross boss.
