Former world No. 4 Caroline Garcia said she has been suffering with anxiety and panic attacks and will not play again this season as she looks to mentally and physically reset ahead of 2025.

Former world number four Caroline Garcia will not play again this season after being left "exhausted" by anxiety and panic attacks. The 30-year-old Frenchwoman did not made it past the second round of a Grand Slam event this year.

Caroline Garcia has called an early end to her WTA season, with the French star revealing she is “exhausted” from anxiety and panic attacks.

The 30-year-old Frenchwoman, who won the WTA Finals in 2022 and reached the U.S. Open semifinals that year, also said she was not physically fit to finish the current season.

Caroline Garcia announced the end of her 2024 season but also the opportunity to very candidly open up about the struggles she has battling over the last couple of months, including panic and anxiety attacks which make playing the game less enjoyable.

Former world number four, Caroline Garcia, has announced she will not compete for the rest of the season due to anxiety, panic attacks, and physical injuries. She plans to reset mentally and physically to prepare for a strong comeback in 2025.

PARIS – Former world No. 4 Caroline Garcia said she has been suffering with anxiety and panic attacks and will not play again this season as she looks to mentally and physically reset ahead of 2025.

French tennis player Caroline Garcia, who experienced anxiety and panic attacks, will end her 2024 season and seek a reset, she announced Friday on social media.

Former world number four Caroline Garcia said she has been suffering with anxiety and panic attacks and will not play again this season as she looks to mentally and physically reset ahead of 2025. The 30-year-old Frenchwoman,

Former world number four Caroline Garcia has announced she will not compete for the remainder of the season due to "exhaustion" caused by anxiety and panic attacks.