Andreescu, 20, has not played on tour since the
WTA Finals in Shenzhen last year where she retired with a left
knee injury.
"I'm doing really well. The virus kind of pushed me back, and
some little personal things here and there, but right now I'm
good, I'm training hard ... I'm really looking forward to 2021,"
the Canadian told the Tennis Majors website.
"I'm perfectly healthy. I just really wanted to take time to
build everything in my life, and I think this time off really
helped me do that."
World number seven Andreescu said she will be "100%" in
Melbourne to play the year's first Grand Slam.
"I wouldn't say I am ready tomorrow to play a match because I am
taking it step by step, but maybe in a couple of weeks I will be
good," she added.
"I don't want to rush anything but I'm feeling good."
(Reporting by Sudipto Ganguly in Mumbai; editing by Christian
Radnedge)
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