La Varlion Team is still growing! The Spanish brand announces the signing of Julia Polo to close a very nice team for 2022.
A few days before the start of the season with the first World Padel Tour of the year, the Varlion Pro Team welcomes a new member. It is the young player (23 years old) from Cadiz Julia Polo, who joins the team.
Along with other teammates such as Jessica Castelló, Bárbara Las Heras, Vero Virseda, Bea Caldera, Anna Cortiles and Noa Cánovas, she will make her debut at the Miami tournament, where the brand is also an official sponsor.
“Arriving at Varlion is a great opportunity for me. I am delighted to be able to represent one of the best brands on the circuit and that is why I am delighted with this new stage in my career. I admit that I fell in love from the first minute with the material and the new collection. With my racket, I fell in love, it's spectacular! I have great expectations for this year 2022, I want to return all the trust that has been placed in me and that is why I approach the season more motivated than ever, convinced that I can show my best version”, said the player during her presentation.


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