'So far only fake articles are coming out......' - Camila Giorgi breaks the silence on her retirement

Tennis star player Camila Giorgi breaks her silence and returns to social media four days after her name was seen on the list of retired players at Itia. She was the winner of the WTA 1000 Montreal in 2021, where she mostly lived with her parents. However, some sources claim that the revenue agency sets out to notify the documents, which could be fines, bills to be paid, and the Treasury, which remains unclear.

Giorgi posted a statement to her official Instagram account both in English and Italian, which revealed that Camila may have retired from the tournament due to tax problems, as the former world number 26 has not been seen at any WTA tournament since the March Miami Open, where she suffered a humiliating defeat against Iga Swiatek. Sources have revealed that no players or officials were able to contact her since the report was filed on May 7.

The report further revealed that she and her family are being confronted by the Guardia di Finnaza, which means informing her about the issues with some taxes. Meanwhile, the great player was already scheduled to have a hearing regarding allegations related to COVID-19 vaccine documentation, which she denied when she made her public appearance during the 2023 Australian Open.

'I am happy to formally announce my retirement'

"I am happy to formally announce my retirement from my tennis career. For truthful information follow my page because so far only FAKE articles are coming out – she added – I am so grateful for your wonderful love and support for so many years – she added – I keep all the beautiful memories," Camila Giorgi with a story on her Instagram profile. 

“There have been many inaccurate rumours about my future plans, so I look forward to providing more information about exciting future opportunities. È a joy to share my life with you and let us continue this journey together. With much love, Camila," she added further.