The separation between  mike yanguas  et  Franco Stupaczuk  This could well trigger a new game of musical chairs on the circuit. No new projects have been officially announced yet, but several partnerships seem naturally possible given the current dynamics.

Some scenarios would mean the end of other already fragile partnerships. Others would revive duos seen in the past. Here's an overview of the scenarios that could shake up the transfer window before the season resumes.

 Yanguas / Garrido, the return of an already successful duo? 

This is probably one of the most natural options.

 Javi Garrido  et  Lucas Bergamini  They too are going through a difficult period. Their separation has not been announced, but recent results raise serious questions about the continuity of their project.

In this case, a return of  Mike Yanguas with Javi Garrido  would make sense. The two Spaniards already shared the track in 2024 and achieved very good results, including several semi-finals and a final.

If this duo were to reunite,  Franco Stupaczuk  could then turn to  Lucas Bergamini On paper, the partnership would be interesting: the Brazilian's solidity and consistency could offer a different framework to Stupa.

 Could Leal and Guerrero be tempted? 

Another issue to watch:  Javi Leal / Fran Guerrero .

From a sporting perspective, it's difficult to question their project after their incredible run at  Pretoria P1 where they had reached the final by eliminating, among others  Lebrón / Augsburger  et  Tapia / Coello .

But London also revealed some tensions, even though the two players later calmed things down publicly.

The real question is more about opportunity. If players as highly ranked as  Yanguas  ou  Stupaczuk  If they were to call them, could they refuse?

One could then imagine a pair  Yanguas / Leal , very offensive, and at the same time a duo  Stupaczuk / Guerrero .

For now, this scenario obviously remains hypothetical.

 Stupaczuk / Arce, a track already tested 

 Maxi Maple  also represents a credible option for Franco Stupaczuk.

The two Argentinians have already played together occasionally, notably during the  Malaga P1  last season. Their partnership had left very good impressions, with a real complementarity and a high level of play.

Arce continues to show that he can compete with the best pairs on the circuit and his profile could perfectly match Stupa's game.

A duo  Stupaczuk / Arce  Therefore, it would not be a surprise.

 And why not Stupa with Tino Libaak? 

Another Argentinian player potentially available in the medium term:  Tino Libaak .

The young player is struggling to find consistency with his recent partners and remains in search of a project that will allow him to regain real momentum.

An appeal from  Franco Stupaczuk , being much better positioned in the rankings and possessing enormous experience, would inevitably be difficult to refuse.

On paper, a pair  Stupaczuk / Libaak  would have a lot of potential.

 Yanguas / Goñi, the pair that could make you dream 

Finally, a bolder option:  Mike Yanguas with Aimar Goñi .

The young Spaniard is having an excellent start to the season and continues to confirm that he has what it takes to perform at an even higher level.

Combining Yanguas' consistency and game intelligence with Goñi's power and potential could create a particularly interesting pairing.

A riskier choice in terms of ranking, but potentially very ambitious from a sporting perspective.

 A transfer window that could trigger a domino effect 

One thing is certain: the separation  Yanguas / Stupaczuk  should not go unpunished.

If one of the two clubs signs a player already committed to a partnership, it could immediately trigger other moves behind them. Garrido, Bergamini, Leal, Guerrero, Arce, Libaak, or Goñi could then become pieces of a new, larger puzzle.

Nothing is official yet. But with the season restarting in a few weeks, the market for pairs could pick up speed quickly.

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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