The  qualifications of Premier Padel Malaga P1  They begin with four French representatives in contention:  Timeo Fonteny ,  Yoan Boronad ,  Thomas Leygue  et  Dylan Guichard  will try to secure their place in the main draw.

While the challenge appears significant, several great opportunities present themselves for the Tricolores.

Fonteny / Boronad with a beautiful playing card

 Timeo Fonteny  et  Yoan Boronad  will begin facing a  pair from the list of alternates whose identity is not yet known.

On paper, the young French players have a great opportunity to get their tournament off to a good start. If they succeed, the level of competition will rise a notch, as they could return to the...  seeded 2 ,  Aris Patiniotis  et  Miguel Benítez Lara , for a place in the decisive qualifying round.

Thomas Leygue versus Miguel Lamperti

For his first appearance in the competition,  Thomas Leygue , associated with Spanish  Arnau Ayats will have a particularly interesting first round.

The Franco-Spanish duo will face off against  Maximo Jesus Maldonado  and especially to  Miguel Lamperti , one of the iconic figures of world padel. A match that promises to be hard-fought as they try to continue their adventure in Málaga.

Guichard / Geens, 4th seed

For its part,  Dylan Guichard  will be associated with the Belgian  Clement Geens The two men arrive with the status of  seeded 4  Qualifications, a logical reward after their good results in recent weeks.

But their entry into the competition is far from easy. They will have to overcome the Spanish.  Alejandro Jerez Canero  et  Jesus Moya .

A challenging first round for Guichard and Geens, who will nevertheless be among the contenders for qualification for the final draw.

With  Fonteny / Boronad ,  Leygue / Ayats  et  Guichard / Geens The French colors will therefore be well represented during these qualifying rounds.  Premier Padel Malaga P1 , with the aim of reaching the main draw of one of the major events of the summer.

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !