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Grigor Dimitrov sends two Bulgarian children to the prestigious Mouratoglou Tennis Academy

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Two of the most talented children from Tennis Club "Haskovo 2015" participated in a one-week training session at one of the most prestigious tennis academies in the world – the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy in France. This became possible thanks to the full support and funding from the foundation of Bulgaria’s most successful tennis player, Grigor Dimitrov, which was established to support young Bulgarian talents.

The 11-year-old athletes took part in the "Champ’Seeds" program, which brings together young tennis talents from around the world. The training sessions of Kaira Alexieva and Mitko Genov were personally observed by Grigor Dimitrov and Patrick Mouratoglou, making the experience even more unforgettable and inspiring. During their stay, the young tennis players were accompanied by Grigor Dimitrov's father, Dimitar Dimitrov.




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