At just 15 years old, Eduardo Carmo is already one of the brightest prospects in Portuguese padel. Nationally ranked number 1 in the U16 category and 13th in the FIP Promises rankings, the young player continues his rise with a clear ambition: to keep improving, experience the international circuit, and one day break into the world's top 10. An interview with one of the talents of the new generation.
A passion born thanks to his father
Eduardo Carmo discovered padel relatively late, at the age of 9 or 10. It was by accompanying his father and friends to a club that he caught the bug.
« My father used to play with three or four friends. I decided to try padel and I immediately loved the sport. »
Since then, the Portuguese player has never left the slopes.

Already among the best of his generation
Today, Eduardo is number 1 Portuguese player in the under-16 category et 13th in the FIP Promises ranking A status he is proud of, without wanting to be complacent about it.
« I'm very proud of what I've accomplished, but that doesn't mean the work is finished. I want to continue training to improve my ranking even further. »
Daily training in Aveiro
The young Portuguese player continues his progress in his home city of Aveiro , where he trains with his coach at a rate of seven to eight hours a week .
A rhythm that allows him to continue his development while preparing for the international competitions in which he regularly participates.
The pride of representing Portugal
Despite his young age, Eduardo Carmo has already represented Portugal in major junior competitions, notably at the Euro Juniors held in Porto.
An experience he describes as an immense privilege.
« I really enjoy representing my country. It's an honor and I always try to do it in the best way possible. »
Among his best memories are the victory against Sweden, but also the journey with the Portuguese national team.
« The match against Sweden remains my best memory. I also really enjoyed being among the four best teams in the tournament. »
A season that reignites the momentum
After a more complicated previous year, Eduardo believes he has found his way back to the right track. His results bear this out, with three titles on the FIP Promises circuit this season.
« The year has started very well. Last year, we didn't always manage to show our true level, but we continued to work and progress. »
A consistency that confirms his rise to prominence within his generation.

A first discovery of France
On the occasion of FIP Promises Paris Eduardo Carmo discovered France for the first time. An experience he particularly enjoyed, both for the atmosphere and for the people he met.
« I really enjoyed discovering France. I hope to come back one day, this time for a holiday. I also enjoy meeting players from other countries. »
The FIP circuit and the world top 10 are in their sights.
The young Portuguese player is already looking ahead. His goal now is to gain more experience on the CUPRA FIP Tour , to travel and accumulate experience on the international circuit.
In the longer term, his dream is clear.
« I would like to break into the world's top 10. Then we'll see how far I can go. »
Arturo Coello as a model
When asked which player inspires him the most, Eduardo Carmo immediately cites Arturo Coello .
« I greatly appreciate his work and his career path. »
At just 15 years old, Eduardo Carmo already has a clear vision of his future. Between constant progress, international experience and measured ambition, the Portuguese player is advancing step by step with the goal of establishing himself permanently among the best players of his generation, before aiming even higher.
Maceo Zerhat discovered padel in 2020 in Savigny-sur-Clairis, Burgundy. He contributed to the club's expansion by bringing his energy and curiosity. Padel Magazinehe transmits his Padel"mania" by skillfully bouncing on all the latest news about your favorite sport!
































































































Paris Major 2026: Gasquet, Pouille, Santoro, Pirès, Diaw… a crazy Sunday at Roland-Garros
Paquito/Di Nenno: a formula tailored for the semi-finals, but not yet enough to upset the two best pairs
FIP Bronze Mol: Boronad / Robert stopped at the gates of the final
The P1500 disappears… but not before one last, completely crazy fireworks display at 4PADEL Orléans-Fleury
Tapia reveals his recipe for beating Coello / Tapia: "I would bet everything on myself"
Sofia Araújo: "I dream of becoming world number 1, nothing is impossible."
Coello on Galán/Chingotto: "They play better than us in the final."
Arturo Coello dreams of ending his career with Agustín Tapia: "Retiring with him would be a dream."
Lucas Potel / Natan Étienne: the FIP Bronze Marne II to reach a new level
Mixed tournaments: should they continue to be included without distinction in the men's and women's rankings?
FIP Bronze from Mol and Barcelona: a morning of two faces for the French
Padel How Lidl is transforming Crivit into a fully-fledged sports brand with Steffi Graf
Compagnie des Alpes is accelerating its involvement in padel with PadelCity: a new step in its European strategy
Two clubs have surpassed the 1,000 competitor mark: Padel Horizon and the Garden Rennes
Opening a padel club: why fire risk must now be included in the business plan
Does padel exercise the brain more than tennis?
“Avoiding criticism in the media”: the surprising rule of Premier Padel
Premier Padel Finals: even if eliminated, you may be forced to stay… to play an exhibition match
Premier Padel Does this mysterious "Major II" herald a new category of tournaments in 2027?
Has the bandeja disappeared from modern padel?
Flat forehand in padel: 5 exercises from Cristian Álvarez to gain control and efficiency
Why knowing how to play on the right and left can make all the difference
Understanding the effects to play padel better
How Coello defused Chingotto's game plan
In padel, does the chemistry between a pair count as much as individual skill?
Summer changes padel… but what if the real challenge wasn't hitting harder?
The forbidden ball: when a rule divided the world of padel
Thomas Carmoy: three months without jumping… but not without padel
FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports: prevention, recovery, injuries… doctors (Mani and Clédassou) raise awareness about the challenges of padel for young people
Italy Major: Javi Leal still searching for a breakthrough in 2026
What do padel players really come to Barcelona looking for?
Benidorm, the new Spanish destination that is attracting padel enthusiasts
French Touch Academy: a 2026 season dedicated to padel in Cap d'Agde