Tomic not confirmed for French Open Bernard Tomic's management won't confirm he will contest the French Open, raising fresh doubts over Australia's top-ranked male player's appearance at Roland Garros. While Tennis Australia officials and coaches are expecting to see Tomic playing in Paris next week, there has been no official word over whether he will he will front up for the season's second grand slam. With less than a week before the tournament begins on Sunday, Tomic's manager Fraser Wright told AAP on Monday he could not yet confirm whether or not the 20-year-old would compete. An announcement is expected in the next two days. Tomic's appearance at the claycourt slam has been in doubt since his father and coach John Tomic indicated at a Madrid court last week he was unlikely to play. He has not played a match since his father was charged over an alleged assault on Tomic's training partner Thomas Drouet at the ATP event in Madrid a fortnight ago. The trial has been adjourned until October and John Tomic denies assault, saying he struck Drouet in self-defence. Tomic Jr has opted to train at his Monte Carlo base rather than compete along with compatriots Lleyton Hewitt and Marinko Matosevic at the ATP event in Nice. But Davis Cup coach Josh Eagle, who has offered to mentor Tomic while his father is barred from ATP events, said on Saturday he fully expects to link up with the player in Paris. Bernie would be jumping out of his skin to play any grand slam tournament regardless of what's happened," Eagle said. Hewitt and Matosevic both bowed out in the first round in Nice on Monday and will now turn their attention to Roland Garros.