The end of Qatar Major (April 14-19, 2025) could score a decisive turning point on the professional padel circuit. Several sources, including that of the Spanish media Relief, evoke a possible separation of two pairs: Di Nenno / Garrido and Tello / Libaak.

If a break between Martin Di Nenno and Javi Garrido would not be a surprise given their lackluster performances since the start of the season, the prospect of seeing Juan Tello and Tino Libaak split up raises more questions, even a certain disappointment.

Since their association at the beginning of the year, Tello and Libaak seemed to have found a nice dynamic. Between complicity on the track and technical complementarity, the duo showed interesting potential, especially after a complicated year 2024 for both players. Tello was smiling again, Libaak was gaining experience… The idea of ​​a long-term project seemed plausible.

Tello was looking for stability, he could play with Di Nenno after the Qatar Major... Surprising?

But behind the scenes, Martin Di Nenno is reportedly looking to revive his career. Since the end of his duet with Stupa, the Argentinian player is struggling to find a partner with whom he can perform regularly. The results no longer follow, and his start to the 2025 season is marked by a certain discretion. Di Nenno would then have set his sights on Juan Tello, with whom he had already shared the track in the past.

The only problem is that Tello is currently engaged to Libaak. So, would he have succumbed to the sirens of the world number 8 ? Nothing is confirmed yet, but if the trend holds true, the break between Tello and Libaak could occur. as soon as the Qatari tournament ends.

In such an uncertain context, The results of the Qatar Major could well be decisive. In the event of disappointing performances, these two associations could turn the page faster than expected.

Stay tuned…

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

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