British tennis star Emma Raducanu has offered up to five extra security guards to play at Indian Wells after being targeted by a ‘stalker’ in Dubai.

Emma Raducanu has made up her mind whether or not she'll play in Indian Wells after her distressing security scare at the Dubai Tennis Championships.

Emma Raducanu will return to competitive tennis next week at Indian Wells with enhanced security measures following a stalking incident in Dubai. The 22-year-old former US Open champion will have up to five security staff forming a protective ring around her during the tournament.

It is Raducanu's first event since a spectator approached her and then appeared at one of her matches in Dubai.

Britain's Emma Raducanu will travel to the WTA tournament in Indian Wells after deciding to play following her recent stalking ordeal.

Emma Raducanu will play at Indian Wells next week, despite the stress caused by the stalker who tracked her down on her most recent tournament appearance in Dubai.

Emma Raducanu will play in Indian Wells next week after her stalker scare in Dubai - and the former U.S. Open champion will be given extra security.

Emma Raducanu has received a boost, gaining an ‘interim’ coach ahead of the Indian Wells tournament – where she may receive additional security. The Brit amicably split ways with coach Nick Cavaday after the 2025 Australian Open,

Emma Raducanu will head to Indian Wells with interim coach Tom Welsh after the British tennis star was targeted by a ‘stalker’ in Dubai last week. Raducanu is eager to move on from the unpleasant incident at the Dubai Tennis Championships and will return to action in California on March 5.