British tennis player Emma Raducanu has reportedly been axed from her £3m-per-year partnership with telecoms giant Vodafone.

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British tennis star Emma Raducanu has let one of her main sponsorships go. Citing financial differences, telecommunications giant Vodafone has allegedly chosen not to renew its profitable partnership ...

British tennis player Emma Raducanu has reportedly been axed from her £3m-per-year partnership with telecoms giant Vodafone.