Emma Raducanu is intensifying her clay court campaign by adding the Internationaux de Strasbourg to her schedule ahead of the French Open. With recent strong performances in Madrid and Rome, she aims for a breakthrough in the rankings.
Once hesitant on clay, Raducanu is embracing the surface in 2025. Her wildcard entry into the WTA 500 event in Strasbourg highlights her commitment to adapting and gaining momentum before Roland Garros.
In a competitive field featuring Ekaterina Alexandrova and Danielle Collins, Raducanu could face familiar rival Leylah Fernandez. A strong showing in Strasbourg could return her to British No. 1, overtaking Katie Boulter.
Raducanu’s goal is to break into the top 32 before Wimbledon for better seeding. With growing confidence and clay court improvement, she appears poised to reclaim her place among the world’s elite.
