Who is Wimbledon star Flavio Cobolli's girlfriend Matilde Galli?
The young talent has shone at Wimbledon 2025 which has also brought attention to his girlfriend Matilde Galli - here we get to know her.
Cobolli defeated big-hitting Marin Cilic in four sets in the round of 16 surviving a late fight back from the Croatian.
The Italian starlet knocked out world number 15 Jakub Mensik in straight sets in the third round.
At 23-years-old, the youngster faces Tennis legend Novak Djokovic on Centre Court on July 9, 2025.
Cobolli's girlfriend Matilde Galli has been supporting him throughout his time in SW19 - here is everything we know about her.
Who is Matilde Galli?
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Matilde Galli is Flavio's long-term girlfriend with the pair officially announcing their relationship in March 2021.
Although much of their relationship remains private, the Tennis star regularly shows off his other half on his Instagram.
While there is little information about Matilde, her LinkedIn profile states she works for a law firm.
She has 4,452 Instagram followers on her private account as of July 9, 2025.
Matilde regularly attends Flavio's matches and has been seen congratulating him on court afterwards.
The couple spend quality time together during Cobolli's off-season.
They took a relaxing holiday in Tanzania last year which they posted on the social media.
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We still don't know how the couple met but it is clear they are madly in love.
Cobolli took to Instagram with a post which pictured him kissing Matilde in the stands.
He captioned it: "THE BEST IS YET TO COME...Tired! HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY LIFE".
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The Italian will be hoping for a better showing against Djokovic this time around after losing to him at the Shanghai Masters in 2024.
The Serbian defeated Cobolli 6-1, 6-2, in convincing fashion.
Entering Wimbledon as the 22nd seed and with Matilde by his side, Cobolli will be hoping to cause an upset and reach the semi-finals.
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