Celt otwarcie o problemie Świątek. To już nie przelewki. “Kończyli o 5:30 nad ranem”

Celt otwarcie o problemie Świątek. To już nie przelewki. “Kończyli o 5:30 nad ranem”

**Celt Otwarcie o Problemie Świątek. To Już Nie Przelewki! “Kończyli o 5:30 Nad Ranem!”**

In a surprising revelation that has sent shockwaves through the world of tennis, Iga Świątek’s coach, in an uncharacteristic moment of honesty, admitted that the young star has been facing some “serious issues” off the court. But it’s not what you might expect. It seems that Iga’s struggles involve her most trusted ally—the breakfast burrito.

The story goes like this: the world-renowned coach revealed that Świątek’s infamous early morning training sessions, which often stretch into the early hours of the day, have been “anything but ordinary.” According to him, “they were finishing around 5:30 AM, not due to intense training, but because Iga was battling with a burrito that refused to cooperate.”

While most of the tennis world has been focusing on Świątek’s unprecedented rise to the top, a new and startling challenge has emerged: the tennis star’s addiction to late-night burrito binges. Sources claim that the athlete’s once-perfect diet has been sabotaged by a bizarre love for the fast food. “It’s become a nightly ritual,” one of her training partners revealed. “She insists on making burritos herself, and let me tell you, they are *massive*. It’s like an art form to her. But when the clock strikes midnight, that’s when it all goes wrong.”

Her coach elaborated, “We’ve tried everything, but it’s nearly impossible to get her to focus without her burrito fix. If she doesn’t get one, she’ll sit there, staring at her racket, lost in thought, wondering where her burrito went wrong. It’s a problem, and we can’t ignore it any longer.”

Fans were left bewildered by the revelation, with some speculating that this latest “issue” could be the real reason behind her recent losses in the early rounds of tournaments. “It’s clear to me,” one tennis pundit suggested, “that her burrito addiction is taking a toll. How can you concentrate on a backhand when you’re wondering if you left the sour cream at home?”

Despite the controversy, Iga’s supporters remain loyal, praising her dedication to balancing a successful tennis career with an ambitious, albeit unusual, culinary hobby. “We just hope she can find the right balance,” said a long-time fan. “Maybe swap the burritos for a smoothie every now and then? Just a thought.”

As the season progresses, all eyes are on Świątek to see how she handles both the pressure of being a top-ranked player and her insatiable craving for midnight snacks. But for now, it looks like the burrito saga is far from over.

Stay tuned as the world waits to see if Iga can conquer this *new* challenge, one wrap at a time.