Alejandro Galán during the semi finals of the Milano Premier Padel P1 in Milano, Italy on December 7, 2024.
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These are the top 10 Premier Padel teams set to dominate the 2025 season
As new partnerships emerge to challenge the most established pairs, the stakes are higher than ever for an epic 2025 padel season. Discover the teams poised to create a stir in the padel world.
Written by Javier Romero
7 min readUpdated on
The excitement for the new Premier Padel season is tangible. The past year delivered extraordinary performances, groundbreaking milestones and the rise of new talents. With teams reorganising and exciting new partnerships emerging, the upcoming season is shaping up to be truly special. Here's a detailed look at the top padel teams to follow in 2025.
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Men's pairs

1. Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia

Arturo Coello of Spain and Agustín Tapia of Argentina on stage after winning the Greenweez Paris Major, at Roland-Garros stadium in Paris, France on October 6, 2024.
Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello are the ones to beat© Jure Makovec/Red Bull Content Pool
Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello established unprecedented dominance in 2024, securing 14 Premier Padel titles (eight consecutive) and powerfully beating every other top team in all situations and conditions, setting an all-time record for most consecutive wins (47). Coello's commanding presence and Tapia’s unique blend of skills make them the toughest duo to beat in the world. As they head into 2025, maintaining their top-ranking status and defending the points secured in 2024 remain their primary goals.
Find out more about Arturo Coello:
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2. Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto

Federico Chingotto and Alejandro Galán during the final of the Milano Premier Padel P1 in Milano, Italy on December 8, 2024.
'Chingalán' won five titles last year© Premier Padel/Red Bull Content Pool
Formed in March 2024, the 'Chingalán' duo quickly made their mark by winning two consecutive Premier Padel titles. Galán's versatility and ability to exert pressure over opponents perfectly complements Chingotto's agility and defensive excellence. Their adaptability and great chemistry have been key to their success so far (they won five Premier Padel trophies in 2024). In 2025, they aim to build on their momentum and challenge the top seeds.
Find out more about Fede Chingotto:
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3. Juan Lebrón and Franco Stupaczuk

Juan Lebrón competes in the Premier Padel 2024 Finals Barcelona, Spain on December 19, 2024.
Juan Lebrón has a new partner for 2025© Alberto Nevado / Red Bull Content Pool
In a move that is exciting padel fans with its potential for success, Juan Lebrón returns to the right side, partnering with Franco Stupaczuk for the 2025 season. Lebrón's aggressive shot-making and Stupaczuk's ability to finish create a balanced and dynamic foundation to achieve successful results. Both players are known for their competitive spirit and will be eager to establish themselves as a top team in the new season.

4. Coki Nieto and Mike Yanguas

Coki Nieto of Spain competes during the Greenweez Paris Major, at Roland-Garros stadium in Paris, France on October 4, 2024.
Coki Nieto renews his partnership with Mike Yanguas © Jure Makovec/Red Bull Content Pool
Coki Nieto and Mike Yanguas reunite for 2025 after their stint together in 2022, combining their consistent playing styles and strong defensive skills. Both have shown significant growth over past seasons and their reunion is expected to bring good results. Their ability to maintain long rallies and capitalise on opponents' errors will be crucial as they aim for top-tier success.
Nieto ended the season on a high note, stunning everyone at the World Championships by reaching the final with Arturo Coello. Facing the formidable 'Superpibes', Stupaczuk and Di Nenno, Nieto delivered an almost flawless performance to secure an impressive 6-1, 6-2 victory.
Although Spain didn't claim the crown, Nieto's brilliance stood out. To top it off, he won the Tour Finals in Barcelona alongside Jon Sanz, ending the world number ones Tapia and Coello’s record-breaking winning streak.

5. Martín Di Nenno and Javi Garrido

Martín Di Nenno of Argentina competes during the Greenweez Paris Major, at Roland-Garros stadium in Paris, France on October 05, 2024.
Martín Di Nenno partners with Javi Garrido for the first time since 2019© Jure Makovec / Red Bull Content Pool
After five years apart, Martín Di Nenno and Javi Garrido reunite for the 2025 season. Their previous partnership in 2019 saw them reach the semi-finals of the World Padel Tour Alicante Open. Di Nenno's defensive solidity couples well with Garrido's offensive explosiveness. Together, they will aim to stay among the top five teams.

The best of the rest

Outside the top five, other excellent players have changed partners, looking to make a push in the rankings.
2024 Barcelona Tour Finals champion Jon Sanz and showman Momo González form a dynamic duo, blending Sanz's unpredictable left-handed play with González's speed and agility. Paquito Navarro, a fiery shot-maker, partners with the consistent and tactical Lucas Bergamini, creating a balanced mix of offence and defence.
Edu Alonso and Álex Arroyo reunite after splitting in mid-2024, combining Alonso's versatility with Arroyo's powerful game. Meanwhile, Pablo Cardona and Leo Augsburger, both known for their explosive smashes, will be a dangerous pair, especially on faster courts. Lastly, Álex Ruiz brings his veteran experience to his partnership with Álex Chozas, a rising talent, making them an intriguing team to watch in 2025.
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Women's pairs

In the women’s competition, a shake-up among the world’s top pairs leaves an exciting panorama for the 2025 season. A few new teams aim to dethrone the top seeds, who face a new season together with the goal of keeping the number one spot.

1. Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría

Paula Josemaria Martin of Spain and Ariana Sanchez Fallada of Spain celebrate victory at the Greenweez Paris Major, at Roland-Garros stadium in Paris, France on October 6, 2024.
Paula Josemaría and Ariana Sánchez will be hoping for more of the same© Jure Makovec/Red Bull Content Pool
Paula Josemaría and Ariana Sánchez continued their dominance in 2024, securing 10 tournament victories, including three of the year’s four Majors: Qatar, Italy, and France. Their exceptional teamwork and consistency have solidified their position as the top women's pair. In 2025, they aim to maintain their supremacy and fend off emerging challengers.
Find out more about Ariana Sánchez:
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2. Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea

Gemma Triay Pons of Spain competes during the GNP MEXICO MAJOR PREMIER PADEL in Acapulco, Mexico on December 1, 2024.
Gemma Triay will have a more experienced partner this year in Delfina Brea© Jure Makovec/Red Bull Content Pool
In a surprising move following a very successful 2024 season with young phenom Claudia Fernández (six trophies won together), Gemma Triay has partnered with Delfina Brea for the 2025 season. Triay's experience and powerful play complement Brea's agility and tactical intelligence. This new pairing aspires to challenge the reigning top seeds and climb to the top of the rankings.

3. Bea González and Claudia Fernández

Bea González celebrates at the Asuncion Premier Padel P2 in Asuncion, Paraguay on May 19, 2024.
Bea González forms an exciting partnership with Claudia Fernández© Premier Padel/Red Bull Content Pool
In 2025, Bea González partners with young talent Claudia Fernández. González's explosive style and Fernández's composure on the court create a promising combination. Bea and Claudia aim to disrupt the established order and secure significant titles in the upcoming season.

4. Marta Ortega and Sofía Araújo

Marta Ortega Gallego and Sofia Araujo celebrate the win of the NewGiza Premier Padel P2 in New Giza, Egypt on October 26, 2024.
Marta Ortega and Sofía Araújo have the potential to succeed in 2025© Premier Padel/Red Bull Content Pool
Winners of two Premier Padel tournaments in 2024, Marta Ortega and Sofía Araújo have developed a strong bond, showcasing their winning mentality through consistent performances. Ortega's strategic play and Araújo's power have led them to several deep runs in tournaments. In 2025, they aim to convert their potential into championship victories.

5. Lucía Sainz and Patricia Llaguno

Patricia Llaguno Zielinski and Lucia Sainz Pelegri celebrate during the Asuncion Banco de Chile Santiago Padel P1 in Santiago, Chile on June 2, 2024.
Lucía Sainz and Patty Llaguno are a pair of legends© Premier Padel/Red Bull Content Pool
Lucía Sainz and Patty Llaguno reached two finals in 2024 and will showcase their elite IQ and consistency again in 2025. Sainz, known for her solid volleys and court coverage, successfully supports Llaguno’s precise shot selection and defensive consistency. Both players are considered padel legends and have the advantage of having competed at the highest level for many years. Their combined veteran expertise always makes them a tough challenge for younger, more aggressive opponents, especially on slower courts.

The best of the rest

Outside the top five, there will be a plethora of teams striving to climb in the rankings. Legend Alejandra Salazar will combine her precision and experience with Verónica Virseda’s versatility and court coverage. Their mix of experience and adaptability could help them challenge the top teams.

The best of the rest

Jessica Castelló and Aranza Osoro, known for their bold style of play and relentless energy, will look to break into the elite tier. They'll use their speed and tenacity to push opponents to the limit.
Meanwhile, left-handed Claudia Jensen and Tamara Icardo create an exciting pairing, blending Jensen’s creativity and flair with Icardo’s solid, structured gameplay. Their ability to mix up the pace could make them dangerous in key moments.
Lastly, teenagers Alejandra Alonso and Andrea Ustero, who made several appearances in semi-final matches and the Dubai P1 final in 2024, will continue to bring fresh energy to the circuit.
As the 2025 Premier Padel season begins, both established and new pairs are set to deliver thrilling matches and intense competition. We can expect a year of high-calibre padel as these stars compete for supremacy on the global stage.
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When does the 2025 Premier Padel season start?

The Riyadh P1 will start another exhilarating and genuinely global 2025 Premier Padel season featuring 24 tournaments in 16 countries. The best padel players in the world will begin competing in Saudi Arabia on February 10.
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Where can I watch Premier Padel?

Red Bull TV will broadcast all Premier Padel matches from the quarter-finals of every tournament onwards, which guarantees widespread access to the highest-stakes matches. This game-changing partnership continues to make padel available to a wider audience and ensure that fans around the world can follow their favourite players and witness the excitement of the best padel in the world.
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