Emma Raducanu has unveiled a stunning new hairstyle on Instagram, just days after being spotted with a mystery man. The 23-year-old has sparked romance rumours following a weekend spent with Jack Coman.

The former US Open winner was snapped leaving her south-west London home with Coman last Saturday. The New Zealand-born finance worker was later seen sitting behind Raducanu at Twickenham during England's 33-19 triumph over the All Blacks.

Coman appeared on Raducanu's Instagram after he shared a snap of them beaming during an evening out on Fulham Road. The Sun reports that a source revealed: "She looked very happy. I'm not sure if they're just friends or if there's something more, but they seemed to enjoy each other's company."

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On Wednesday, Italian stylist Nicola Noviello showcased Raducanu's fresh new look that he crafted for the tennis ace.

His post read: "Italian hands, British elegance. A fresh new look for Emma Raducanu, grazie for trusting me with your style!"

Raducanu responded: "You're the best best," before reposting the image to her Instagram account. This year, the Brit enjoyed her finest campaign since her remarkable breakthrough in 2021.

Raducanu ended the season with a 28-22 record, making it to the third round at three majors, reaching her first WTA 1000 quarter-final in Miami and making the semi-finals in Washington.

After a challenging post-US Open swing, she finished the year ranked 29th globally, her best year-end ranking since 2021 - the year she clinched her major title in New York.

However, her off-season was thrown into disarray due to a foot problem that forced her to withdraw from two exhibition matches in the US.

This month, several sources reported that the British star has enlisted the services of physiotherapist Emma Stewart, who boasts an impressive CV.

Stewart is reportedly set to temporarily oversee strength and conditioning training.

She spent several years as a tour-appointed physiotherapist on the WTA circuit, working with a range of players rather than being tied to a single athlete.

Raducanu's net worth is estimated to be no less than £13.5million after her company posted a £5m profit in 2024.

The UK's top female tennis player also raked in £100,000 per week through her company, Harbour 6.