At just 5 years old, Tolito Aguirre's son is already putting on a show on the track

Tolito Aguirre continues to make headlines, but this time it's not just for a shot out of nowhere or a new highlight on the track.

Only at 5 years his son Mateo He too is starting to attract attention around tournaments… already showing real ease with the ball in his hands.

Mateo, already very comfortable around the slopes

In a video shared by Raúl Bonsi , we can see the son of Tolito Aguirre exchanging messages on the track with great ease, in an environment that already seems very familiar to him.

And of course, seeing the son of such a spectacular player as Tolito Holding a racket in his hand does not go unnoticed.

Without surprise, Mateo regularly accompanies his father to tournaments, which allows him to grow up in a very particular atmosphere: that of professional padel .

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Growing up at the heart of the circuit

Many top-level players say they discovered padel by spending hours in clubs with their friends and family.

In the case of Mateo The immersion is even more direct.

He doesn't just discover padel in a traditional club, but directly through contact:

des tournaments
des professional players
and the entire circuit environment

A truly unique setting for a child who is already immersed in this world on a daily basis.

With Tolito as a model, of course…

And obviously, it's hard to imagine a more recognizable model than Tolito Aguirre .

The Argentinian remains one of the most outstanding players on the circuit due to his style, creativity and ability to produce shots that few others attempt.

Former number 1 of the A1 Padel , now well established on Premier Padel , Tolito continues its progress today and is currently pointing towards the 30th place in the world .

A spectacular player… and now a father who is often seen sharing these off-game moments with his son.

More of a wink than a projection

Obviously, at 5 years It is far too early to talk about a future professional player.

But this kind of sequence is always popular because it also shows another side of the circuit: more spontaneous, more family-oriented, lighter.

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 !