D-6 before the start of the 2024 European Championships which will take place in Cagliari (Sardinia) from July 22 to 27.

With less than a week to go before the start, we took an interest in the nations present and, more precisely, in the countries which will be favorites in this tournament.

The best men's nations

Even without his big names, Spain is by far the favorite nation of these European Championships, ahead of Italy and France. As we can see from the weight of the teams, Spain is well ahead of the host country and the French delegation.

We will also have to keep an eye on Sweden, Belgium and of course, Portugal who had to go through the qualifying phases in Oslo last June.

Concerning France, we can, of course, hope for a good result in these Europeans.

Spain: 201

  • Momo Gonzalez (12)
  • Alejandro Ruiz (14)
  • Alejandro Arroyo (19)
  • Javier Rico (26)
  • Javier Leal (29)
  • Pablo Cardona (27)
  • Jose Antonio Garcia Diestro (40)
  • Teodoro Zapata (34)

Italy: 929

  • Michele Bruno (181)
  • Marco Cassetta (100)
  • Simone Cremona (112)
  • Lorenzo Di Giovanni (125)
  • Facundo Dominguez (60)
  • Giulio Graziotti (142)
  • Aris Patiniotis (71)
  • Riccardo Sinicropi (138)

France: 1271

  • Johan Bergeron (147)
  • Dylan Guichard (128)
  • Maxime Joris (237)
  • Thomas Leygue (101)
  • Bastien Blanqué (129)
  • Adrien Maigret (188)
  • Maxime Moreau (117)
  • Thomas Vanbauce (224)

Sweden: 2814

  • Linus Frost (291)
  • Viktor Stjern (608)
  • Daniel Windahl (59)
  • Albin Olsson (204)
  • Daniel Appelgren (317)
  • Adam Axelsson (207)
  • Christoffer Persson (543)
  • Douglas Rutgersson (585)

Belgium: 2970

  • François Azzola (305)
  • Arnaud Meessen (509)
  • Bram Coene (378)
  • Joris De Weerdt (415)
  • Laurent Montoisy (790)
  • Jerome Peeters (281)
  • Clément Geens (107)
  • Maxime Deloyer (185)

Portuguese: 3752

  • Afonso Fazendeiro (194)
  • Antonio Luque (86)
  • Diogo Jesus (881)
  • Miguel Deus (124)
  • Nuno Deus (143)
  • Pedro Araújo (135)
  • Pedro Perry (1210)
  • Vasco Pascoal (979)

The best women's nations

Among the women, Spain is once again the big favorite in this competition. However, we will have to be wary of Portugal. The top seed who falls against Portugal in their group will inherit an unfavorable draw.

France, however, points to 3rd place in the ranking of these European championships. Consequently, the French delegation has real assets in this competition.

Spain: 116

  • Marta Ortega (6)
  • Lucia Sainz (10)
  • Patty Llaguno (13)
  • Jessica Castello (8)
  • Lorena Rufo (20)
  • Alejandra Alonso (18)
  • Andrea Ustero (19)
  • Beatriz Caldera (22)

Italy: 602

  • Carlotta Casali (58)
  • Giorgia Marchetti (56)
  • Carolina Orsi (27)
  • Chiara Pappacena (76)
  • Martina Parmigiani (164)
  • Emily Stellato (73)
  • Julia Sussarello (87)
  • Lorena Vano (61)

France: 1076

  • Alix Collombon (29)
  • Jessica Ginier (115)
  • Lucile Pothier (188)
  • Lea Godallier (60)
  • Carla Touly (101)
  • Charlotte Soubrié (180)
  • Fiona Ligi (231)
  • Camille Sireix (172)

Belgium: 2581

  • Marie Maligo (373)
  • Laura Bernard (222)
  • Elyne Boeykens (191)
  • Justine Pysson (373)
  • An-Sophie Mestach (164)
  • Noémie Sermant (303)
  • Helena Wyckaert (92)
  • Babette Wyckaert (863)

Sweden: 3197

  • Lisa Andersson (863)
  • Ajla Behram (242)
  • Linnéa Björk (242)
  • Hanna Borjesson (863)
  • Ida Jarlskog (562)
  • Amanda Girdo (105)
  • Carolina Navarro Björk (42)
  • Baharak Soleymani (278)

Portuguese: 2009

  • Ana Catarina Nogueira (29)
  • Catarina Vilela (133)
  • Claudia Gaspar (373)
  • Constança Gorito (416)
  • Katia Rodrigues (863)
  • Margarida Fernandes (114)
  • Patricia Ribeiro (69)
  • Sofia Araujo (12)

So, which country will be your favorite?

Gwenaelle Souyri

It was his brother who one day told him to accompany him on a track. padel, since then, Gwenaëlle has never left the court. Except when it comes to going to watch the broadcast of Padel Magazine, World Padel Tour… or Premier Padel…or the French Championships. In short, she is a fan of this sport.

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