Emma Raducanu was stalked across multiple countries and continents by a “calculating” and “terrifying” man, one of her former coaches has alleged. Raducanu, 22, dropped charges against a man who was arrested in Dubai on Tuesday after turning up at her second-round match against Karolina Muchova.

Emma Raducanu’s ‘stalker’ had been allegedly following her since the Singapore Open (Picture: Getty) The ‘terrifying’ man who targeted Emma Raducanu in Dubai followed th

EMMA RADUCANU’S former coach has alleged that the stalker given a restraining order in Dubai followed her across the globe to multiple tournaments. Roman Kelecic – who has worked with Raducanu on

In the aftermath of the incident, a member of Emma Raducanu's coaching team has revealed that it was not the first time the man stalked Emma. Rather, he had followed her across different countries before the ugly encounter in Dubai.

Emma Raducanu’s coach, Roma Kelecic, shared details of the harassment the British tennis star faced, which led her to stop the match against Karolina Muchova. Raducanu was terrified upon spotting

Emma Raducanu was stalked across four countries for at least three weeks in a “calculating” and “terrifying” campaign of harassment, one of her former coaches had claimed. A man arrested in Dubai on Tuesday had followed her to every tournament since the Australian Open, according to Roman Kelecic, who is based in the city.

Emma Raducanus coach Roman Kelecic has said the man given a restraining order for approaching her in Dubai followed her from Singapore to Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Dubai;WARNING: This story contains conten

Emma Raducanu was pursued across multiple countries by a "calculating" and "terrifying" man who followed her to four different tennis tournaments, according to her former coach Roman Kelecic. The British No 2 faced a distressing ordeal as the same man tracked her movements from Singapore through to Dubai,

Former US Open winner Emma Raducanu did not press charges against the man who caused her distress during her Round 2 game at the Dubai Tennis Championships 2025.