La  French Tennis Federation  unveiled on Monday, September 28th the composition of the French senior teams that will participate in the  2026 World Padel Championships , organized by the FIP at  Doha, Qatar, from November 2nd to 7th .

On the recommendation of the captains  Juan Alday  et  Pablo Ayma And after approval by the Federal Bureau, eight female and eight male players were selected to represent France. The competition will bring together  16 nations in the women's competition and 16 in the men's. .

A French women's team blending experience and youth

 Juan Alday  will be able to count on several regular members of the French national team, starting with  Alix Collombon  et  Léa Godallier .

By their side,  Carla Toully ,  Lucile Pothier  et  Charlotte Soubrié  will also bring their experience, while the selection makes room for a new generation with  Louise Bahurel ,  Clara Mansart  et  Steffi Merah .

The women's selection:

 Louise Bahurel  (OCC League)
 Alix Collombon  (OCC League)
 Léa Godallier  (PACA League)
 Clara Mansart  (IDF League)
 Steffi Merah  (PACA League)
 Lucile Pothier  (ARA League)
 Charlotte Soubrié  (OCC League)
 Carla Toully  (PACA League)

 Captain: Juan Alday 

Boronad, Fonteny and Robert with the French national team

At men's,  Pablo Ayma  will rely on the executives  Thomas Leygue ,  Bastien Blanqué  et  Johan Bergeron .

French youth will also be widely represented with  Yoan Boronad ,  Timeo Fonteny  et  Jeremy Robert .  Dylan Guichard  et  Maxime Joris  complete the eight players selected for the Qatar match.

The men's selection:

 Johan Bergeron  (ARA League)
 Bastien Blanqué  (OCC League)
 Yoan Boronad  (OCC League)
 Timeo Fonteny  (OCC League)
 Dylan Guichard  (BRA League)
 Maxime Joris  (NVA League)
 Thomas Leygue  (IDF League)
 Jeremy Robert  (ARA League)

 Captain: Pablo Ayma 

The tournament will take place from November 2nd to 7th in Doha. Both French teams now have just over a month before the start of the...  World's Championships .

The French women's and men's teams will meet the world's best nations in Doha, with  16 teams entered in each bracket A new international campaign for the French teams, with a deliberate mix of experienced players and the new generation.

But before that: off to the French Padel Championships this weekend.

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.