Italian luxury fashion house, Gucci, has signed up Jannik Sinner as its ambassador. Sinner appears on the cover of GQ magazine sporting a Gucci velvet blazer with an allover GG motif, along with a cotton shirt and grosgrain bow. 

Sinner’s clothes are a part of Gucci’s Ouverture collection. Big-name brands have signed up Sinner because they believe that he has immense potential and will likely be a multiple grand slam winner in his career. 

Sinner already has a long list of sponsors – Nike, Head, Rolex, Alfa Romeo, Parmigiano Reggiano, and Technogym.

Gucci was founded in 1921 in Florence, Tuscany. Gucci makes handbags, clothes, footwear, clothing, make-up accessories, and home decor.

Kosmos is entering the talent management agency business. The company founded by Barcelona footballer Gerard Piqué announced that it has signed up 2020 US Open champion Dominic Thiem.

The new business vertical will be headed by Galo Blanco. Blanco will also be Thiem’s agent. Blanco coached Thiem until 2018.

I am very happy that Galo is part of the team again. He stayed in close contact with me and my family, even when he stopped being my coach. The season has not started as I would have liked, but I am working very hard to get back to the levels we saw at the end of 2020. Adding Galo and the rest of the Kosmos team will certainly help this process

-Dominic Thiem

Kosmos took over Davis Cup in 2019 promising a $3 billion investment over 25 years. The 121-year event was revamped into a soccer world cup style format with top countries fighting for the title.

Owning a major event and representing athletes represents a conflict of interest, which is rampant in tennis. Top tennis players such as Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer also own events on the ATP calendar. Federer also sits on the ATP Player Council.