With just a few weeks to go before the start of the 2026 season, the first pairs registered for Riyadh Season P1 begin to outline the new landscape of Premier PadelWithout any official announcement on social media for some, the registration list The Saudi tournament, the first event of the year, is already acting as a revealer: several major transfer market choices have now been finalized… even if everything is not yet set in stone.
Di Nenno – Momo González: an expected confirmation
It was a open secretIt is now official via registration: Martín Di Nenno will line up in 2026 alongside Momo GonzálezAfter the end of his adventure with Franco Stupaczuk, “Turquito” took his time before validating his new project.
On paper, the pair start with 9 460 points, which could place them around the 7th seed once all registrations are validated. A solid, experienced duo, clearly aiming for the last squares from the start of the season.
Paquito Navarro – Fran Guerrero: youth and experience
Another inscription that has generated much discussion: Paquito Navarro will team up with Fran GuerreroWithout an official statement, it is the Riyadh P1 list that confirms this new association.
Paquito is betting here on a young, explosive and rapidly rising profileAt 22, Guerrero is coming off a benchmark 2025 season, with major semi-finals and a presence at Premier Padel FinalsA well-balanced pair, capable of causing problems at the start of the season.
Stupaczuk – Yanguas: Continuity and Big Ambitions
Already spotted in great shape at the Summer Pro Padel League, Franco Stupaczuk and Mike Yanguas They are well integrated together. Their performance in Argentina quickly dispelled any doubts: the teamwork is there and the ambitions are high.
This project, conceived for 2026, begins with very positive signs, even though the initial tests were “off the grid”.
Projects confirmed, doubts dispelled
Several registrations also come confirm continuity of certain pairs:
- Álex Ruiz – Juanlu Esbrí, which extend after a convincing end to the 2025 season
- Javi Garcia – Javi Barahonawhose shared future raised questions
- Pablo Lijó – Maxi Arce, also renewed
Note that some pairs appear poorly ranked or without a seed because of temporary bugs on the FIP sidewith players displayed at 0 points when their actual score is quite different. These adjustments should be corrected soon.

For women: all the new pairs are here!
On the feminine side, All the expected pairs for 2026 are registered., confirming a transfer window that is already very advanced and a clearer hierarchy as the first tournament of the year approaches.
The transfer window is still open.
If these initial registrations validate several strong trendsThe market has not yet revealed all its secrets. last-minute changes remain possible, as is often the case at the dawn of a new season.
Le Riyadh P1 is already shaping up to be a true barometer to judge the new projects… and perhaps witness some surprises from the first round.
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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