Emma Raducanu withdraws from this week's China Open with the foot injury which forced her to retire from the Seoul quarter-finals at the weekend.

Emma Raducanu has been forced to withdraw from the China Open in Beijing due to a foot injury, in a major blow to the 21-year-old’s end of season plans. The former US Open champion retired from her Korea Open quarter-final against Daria Kasatkina on Saturday.

After Daria Kasatkina won the first set of their Seoul quarterfinal clash with a 6-1 scoreline, the Briton decided to call it a day at the Korea Open. It should be noted that during the opener, the former world No. 10 received treatment and clearly struggled with a foot issue.

Raducanu pulled out of her Korean Open quarter-final on Saturday and has failed to recover in time to feature in Beijing

Emma Raducanu will be on the sidelines again this week after announcing she is pulling out of the upcoming WTA 1000 event in Beijing.

Emma Raducanu has pulled out of the China Open through injury, shortly after the draw was made for tournament, with the news following Iga Swiatek's withdrawal.

Emma Raducanu has announced her withdrawal from the upcoming China Open, with the Brit revealing that she has sprained some ligaments in her foot. Raducanu featured in the draw made in Beijing earlier today, and was set to play a qualifier before a potential second round meeting with Olympic champion Qinwen Zheng.

Emma Raducanu’s withdrawal from the China Open has been confirmed, throwing her ambitious plans for the rest of this year under a huge cloud. Confirmation that Raducau has risen to No 54 in the updated WTA Rankings highlighted the success of her comeback after she missed the second half of 2023 following double wrist and ankle surgery.