Bianca Andreescu is currently in Monaco, training in preparation for the 2026 season. She recently shared a glimpse into her Monte Carlo lifestyle, flaunting stylish outfits featuring Hermès and Burberry bags paired with stylish Nike apparel. The Canadian has been sporting Nike kits on the court since 2019.
Andreescu wrapped up her 2025 season after competing at the Toray Pan Pacific Open. In singles, she lost in the first round to compatriot Victoria Mboko. In the doubles event, she partnered with Mboko, and they were defeated in the quarterfinals by the duo of Shuko Aoyama and Cristina Bucșa.
Bianca Andreescu Flaunts Stunning Outfits While in Monaco for Pre-Season Training
After her campaign in Tokyo, Andreescu traveled to the Phi Phi Islands in Thailand to relax and unwind after the season. Following her tropical vacation, the former World No. 4 has moved to Monaco to focus on her training for the upcoming season.
Recently, Andreescu took to social media to share a series of photos showcasing the outfits she has sported in Monaco. In one picture, she wore Nike women’s winter polyknit heritage pants, complemented by a matching Nike jacket and windbreaker. She also donned a faux fur Russian hat and was seen carrying a Burberry TB shoulder bag in the primrose pink color.
In another picture, the former World No. 4 wore a dark blue jacket and matching dark blue skirt, paired with knee-high boots and an Hermès Terre Battue Epsom Mini Kelly bag. She also wore Nike women’s mid-rise Jacquard sweatpants and an oversized Jacquard jacket, and styled another look with Balenciaga runner cat-eye sunglasses.
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This year, Andreescu’s season was impacted by injuries, causing her to miss several tournaments. Out of the four Grand Slam events, she only competed in the 2025 French Open and the Wimbledon Championships, where she lost in the qualifiers for both.
Andreescu Opens Up About Dealing With Several Injuries: ‘I Don’t Have Rhythm in My Playing Style’
Last month, in an interview with Tennis365, Andreescu opened up about her struggles with injuries throughout her career. She stated that dealing with on-and-off injuries has disrupted her rhythm on the court.
The former World No. 4 expressed that she needs to regain her rhythm and sharpen her “instincts” if she wants to return to the top of the sport.
“The problem is that I have been so on and off (with injuries) that I don’t have much rhythm in my playing style. That is going to be a big thing to get back to the top. In tennis, it’s literally a point here, a point there, and if you can really sharpen those instincts during those times, I think it’ll make a great difference, but it’s definitely not easy for sure,” Andreescu said.
Andreescu mentioned that despite the injury struggles, she still has “big ambitions” and understands that she needs to be “patient” and work hard and get back to her best form. She also confidently asserted that it is only a matter of time before she returns to her peak performance.
“I still have big ambitions. I know what I can accomplish. So finding that balance of being patient and being that go-getter that I am to try and get back to the top is a bit tricky. I’m just happy to be back on court. I still have that go-getter mentality. Sometimes I have to look at what I’ve achieved and give myself a pat on the back. I will be back. I really believe that. It’s just a matter of time,” she added.
This season, Andreescu’s best result was reaching the quarterfinals at the 2025 Libéma Open, where she was eliminated by the eventual runner-up, Elena-Gabriela Ruse.
