The transfer market continues to be active in the professional circuit.  Tino Libaak  et  Alex Chozas  announced on their social media that they will end their partnership after the  Málaga P1 A separation that is not entirely surprising, even though the pair clearly had potential on paper.

The two Argentinians had real weapons to trouble many people. But on the  personalised tour Premier Padel The results have not been as expected. Since the beginning of their joint project,  Libaak / Chozas  They have never managed to get past the round of 1. Each time, the round of 8 stage has blocked their path.

For two players with these ambitions, the record remains too meager. The potential was there, but they lacked that spark to consistently perform well in the big matches.

Libaak to Gonza Alfonso, Chozas with Javi Barahona?

According to initial rumors, the two players have already found their future partner.  Tino Libaak  should move towards an association with  Gonza Alfonso , and Alex Chozas  could form a new pair with  Javi Barahona .

A fairly logical game of musical chairs, since  Gonza Alfonso  et  Javi Barahona  are currently operating together. Their separation would therefore open the door to two new partnerships:  Libaak / Alfonso  on the one hand,  Chozas / Barahona  the other.

On paper, it's  Libaak / Alfonso  This could create a very explosive pairing, with two Argentinian players capable of setting a high tempo. On the other side,  Chozas / Barahona  would offer such an interesting profile.

Lijo/Gil also in the works

Another movement that could emerge after  Malaga  : an association between  Pablo Lijo  et  Xisco Gil Again, nothing official at the moment, but the rumors point in that direction.

 Pablo Lijo , currently associated with  Pablo García should put an end to its current project. The same goes for  Xisco Gil , which evolves with  Maxi Sánchez If this is confirmed, this pair  Lijo / Gil  could quickly become interesting to follow, with two experienced players, regulars on the circuit Premier Padel.

For now, we'll have to wait for official announcements. But one thing is certain: after the  Málaga P1 Several pairs are expected to move, and the men's draw could still change its look for the rest of the season.

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 !

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