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Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Laila joins tennis stars to praise Eva Lys’ glam

Eva Lys stuns tennis world with new photoshoot, earns praise from Coco Gauff, Sloane Stephens

Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Laila joins tennis stars to praise Eva Lys’ glam
Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Laila joins tennis stars to praise Eva Lys’ glam

Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Laila Hasanovic joined the tennis stars to root for Eva Lys.

According to SportsKeeda, the World No. 92 Eva Lys's latest photoshoot prompted a flood of reactions online, especially from tennis stars like Coco Gauff, Sloane Stephens, Marta Kostyuk, Hasanovic, and others.

The 24-year-old graced the cover of an American satirical fashion and culture magazine called Fault Magazine.

The German tennis professional rocked a green blazer while posing with a matching pair of Lacoste sneakers in one hand. She complemented the look with minimalistic jewellery from Raquel Rosalie Jewelry.

The photoshoot took place in the poolside lounge area of The Drake Hotel in Ontario.

Sharing photos of her glamorous shoot on Instagram, Lys wrote, “For Issue 205, Chasing the Sun. ‘I’m sure there’s a lot of beauty to be had outside of the lines; right now though, tennis is allowing me a sentiment I’ve never had anywhere else.’”


The photoshoot sparked widespread praise and reaction from her fellow tennis star who gushed over the German tennis professional's chic look.

Marta Kostyuk raved about Lys' 'Glam Magazine' look, “"OMG!"

While Gauff complimented Lys' all-green look with, “WOW.”

Sinner's girlfriend Laila also reacted to the post and commented fire and blush emoji.

Eva Lys injury

Eva Lys was sidelined for two months due to a knee injury after this year's Australian Open.

The 24-year-old reflected that whether a player exits a tournament in the first round or at the end, the preparation they take remains the same.

In a candid interview Lys acknowledged, “I’ve had to learn to accept the things out of my control. Trust in consistency, even during the bad days, is vital.”

“My diagnosis is not a weakness, [rather] a strength that makes me slow down, revel in the wins that much more, and recognize that the process of success is not linear,” she added.

Lys also had to withdraw from the Prague WTA 250 due to a flare-up in her autoimmune disease, something she has been living with since its diagnosis in 2020.