Richard Gasquet, Fabio Fognini, Andrea Petkovic make coaching changes

The coaching carousel is in full swing with the offseason around the corner, as multiple players have announced coaching changes.

Richard Gasquet will stop working with Sebastien Grosjean and bring on Thierry Champion. Sergi Bruguera will stay on the Frenchman's team.

Gasquet said it was Grosjean's decision, as the former ATP pro "wanted to spend more time with his family."

"With him, I finished three seasons in the Top 10," Gasquet told reporters at the Paris Masters.

Champion currently works with Benoit Paire, and plans to split time between the two. He also works as a commentator, and said both players are OK with that arrangement. He indicated that there is no organized schedule with Paire, saying the unpredictable Frenchman has been unsettled by his recent split with his longtime coach, as well as his suspension by the French Tennis Federation.

"Paire] needs some time to himself," Champion [told a French TV station).

Fabio Fognini has announced that he will stop working with his coach, Jose Perlas.

"I want to thank him very much for the great job," the Italian wrote on Twitter. "...I am aware I can still improve my game."

Andrea Petkovic is looking for a new coach, according to German reports, after ending her collaboration with Simon Goffin, the brother of ATP pro David Goffin.

She began the season sharing French coach Jan de Witt—who works with Gilles Simon—and worked with the Belgian for just a few months.

Sara Errani has also recently stopped working with her team.

Both former Top 10 players have fallen below the Top 40 in the WTA rankings.