About a day in a plane does not necessarily rise to smile, but Monday noon, it could not be held back.
The top-talented Clara Tauson returned home to Denmark after his triumph in juniorernes the Australian Open to a myriad of congratulations’r and large krammere. The largest was the mother Tine.
– It was of course good, for I know that she has followed with all the days. I’ve missed her, so she gets of course an extra big hug, says Clara Tauson, who was surprised by the welcome in Copenhagen Airport.
I had not reckoned with the fact that there were so many people, she says.
the Performance was about to sink into for the 21-year-old dane, but it has been a tough game. The several week long tournament can be felt.
– I have not slept so much the past day, she says.
Clara Tauson and father Soren got a nice welcome. Photo: Jonas Olufson
on Saturday morning local time had Clara Tauson done what only three other danes had failed to do-namely to grab a junior grand slam title.
On the huge Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, she is a big target, and the happy reactions have fallen into.
– All the friends and coaches have written together with almost all of them, I know.
– There are lots of people who write to me on my Instagram, and I try to answer as many as I can. There have been very many lately, so I must be at home and get the answer, she says with a big smile.
Tauson came trilling with the tangible proof of his australian success, trophy, and was proudly presented for the photographers in the airport’s arrival hall. The bright hair had to be removed from the sponsor brand, but then everything was in place.
Uncle Michael Tauson congratulated the returnees tennishåb. Photo: Jonas Olufson
But even if such a grand slam victory is big, then next task is just around the corner.
The Danish Fed Cup team to Poland, where she along with the rest of the national team to be up against strong resistance. The challenge, she will take the dog in stride.
– We must play against some really big countries, big tennis nations, so I am excited to see who I can meet.
He has landed safely in Denmark. Photo: Jonas Olufson
In the future, as far as possible, to play professional tournaments, but it is hard to say, what tournaments she will get access to. The protagonist looks forward to, however, test themselves against the adults.
– I am looking forward very much to see where I am in relation to them.
With the victory strokes, she climbed to the top of the junior world rankings.
Former Danish junior grand slam winners
Kurt Nielsen, the Wimbledon and the French Open, both in 1947
Kristian Statements, the Australian Open, 1999
Caroline Wozniacki, Wimbledon, 2006
