The world of Italian tennis is in turmoil thanks to a piece of news that has moved fans and enthusiasts throughout Italy. Jannik Sinner and Jasmine Paolini, two of the brightest stars of Italian tennis, have officially confirmed their intention to collaborate for a charitable cause in the event that one of the two were to win the prestigious Roland-Garros tournament.

In an announcement that pleasantly surprised everyone, both men said they would donate half of their winning prize money to the Emergency charity , an organization known for its commitment to providing free, high-quality healthcare to people in need, including the homeless and those excluded from medical care systems.

This decision was greeted with great enthusiasm, not only for the altruistic gesture, but also because it reflects the social commitment of two young athletes who want to use their fame and success to make a difference in the lives of less fortunate people.

“We believe that sport should go beyond competition,” Jannik Sinner said in a recent interview. “If we are lucky enough to win, we want that victory to bring concrete help to those in need.”

Jasmine Paolini added: “Emergency does incredible work, providing medical care to those who often have no other option. We are proud to be able to contribute to their mission.”

Sinner and Paolini’s message quickly went viral on social media, inspiring many young people and beyond to reflect on the importance of giving back to the community and supporting those living in fragile situations.

Their initiative represents a shining example of how sport and solidarity can go hand in hand, and how today’s champions can also become heroes off the pitch.

With this gesture, Jannik Sinner and Jasmine Paolini are not only aiming for sporting success, but also for a lasting positive impact on Italian society and beyond.