BOMBSHELL! Alex Eala’s Coach REVEALS She’s Leaving Soon — Her NEXT MOVE STUNS Everyone!

Fact Check: Is Alex Eala‘s Coach Leaving? No — Here’s the Truth A viral headline claims that Alex Eala‘s coach revealed she is leaving soon, and her next move stunned everyone. This is not supported by any evidence. Search results contain no interview, statement, or social media post from any of Eala’s coaches indicating a departure. Her coaching team remains intact. Joan Bosch is her primary coach. Sandro Viaene is her assistant coach. Lluc Bauza is her fitness coach . On September 23, 2026, Sandro Viaene gave an interview to journalist Dyan Castillejo. He spoke about Eala‘s development, her training, and her preparation for the Singapore Open. He did not say she was leaving. He said she was “hitting harder” and “doing better” . “It suits Alex’s game; it‘s good for these surfaces, for these conditions. So we didn’t change anything,” Viaene said. “So keep playing how she was playing, but on indoor courts” . The only coaching headline from September 2026 was about a former Grand Slam finalist offering to become Eala‘s new coach — an addition, not a departure . Eala lost to Tatiana Prozorova in the Singapore Open round of 16, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3, in a three-hour, nine-minute marathon . After the match, she spoke about learning from the loss and preparing for the Asian Games . She now heads to Nagoya as the top seed for the 2026 Asian Games, where she will chase a gold medal that would secure an automatic berth at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics . From the cracked courts of Quezon City to the center stage of the Asian Games, Alexandra Eala has proven that true champions are not those without a team — they are those who have a team, trust that team, and move forward with it. Watch the full story. Subscribe to RALLY NEXUS for more stories about the athletes who transcend their sports. Do you think Eala can win gold at the Asian Games? Let us know in the comments.