The players who will compete for their nations at the 2025 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals are now known.

ITF World Junior Tennis is the premier international team competition for players aged 14 and under and culminates in the Finals in Prostejov, which will this year take place from 4-9 August.

The competition is a real festival of junior tennis and a major developmental step for players as they continue their progression along the ITF player pathway, hopefully one day to the sport’s elite level.

Many of today’s top players have honed their skills at this event, going on to represent their nations at senior level, as well as earning individual honours at Grand Slams and on the ATP and WTA Tours.

The likes of Carlos Alcaraz, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Bianca Andreescu, Lorenzo Musetti, Katerina Siniakova, Juan Martin del Potro, Marketa Vondrousova, Alex de Minaur, Ash Barty, Felix Auger Aliassime, Frances Tiafoe, Linda Noskova, Mirra Andreeva, Elina Svitolina and Amanda Anisimova have all represented their nations in ITF World Junior Tennis.

Such a back catalogue of star players goes to show the importance of the event with respect to a player’s development and also the significance of the competition and its position within the player pathway.

Here are the players who will represent the 16 boys’ teams that have qualified for the Finals:

 

Austria: Moritz Freitag, Jakob Mittermayr, Luca Sageder

Captain: Franz Kresnik

 

Brazil: Miguel Ferraz, Henrique Custodio, Pedro Neves de Mello

Captain: Jean Linke

 

Canada: Alden Yu, Ilya Sherifali, Deniz Karabulut

Captain: Roberto Brogin

 

Czechia: Tobias Zapsky, Filip Sebek, Ondrej Kacin

Captain: Jiri Kulich

 

Egypt: Mohamed Genidy, Abdellatif Abtalah, Ramez Kostanten

Captain: Emad Abdelghaffar

 

France: Samuel Dakessian, Mario Vukovic, Evan Giurescu

Captain: Gerald Bremond

 

Germany: Lucas Ariel Herrera Sanchez, Luys Calin, Daniel Czarnecki

Captain: Robin Moller

 

Hong Kong: Fu Wang Choi, Kyle Wan, Chun Kiu Lok

Captain: Wing Lun Lam

 

Japan: Lyoma Hotelier, Hozumi Kaneda, Yuto Hisano

Captain: Hayato Sakurai

 

Kazakhstan: Akhmadi Makhanov, Khaknazar Zhetkerbay, Amir Askar

Captain: Sagadat Ayap

 

Korea, Rep: Junseo Jang, Siyun Kim, Geonho Kim

Captain: Yong Il Yoon

 

Peru: Luis Stefano Berrocal Huanca, Min Gook Cho, Guillermo Arbe

Captain: Ryan Sifuentes

 

Slovakia: Max Lorincik, Andrej Adamovic, Martin Cellar

Captain: Martin Zathurecky

 

Spain: Pepe Garcia Ruiz, Stefan Shangichev, Jaime Alcaraz Garfia

Captain: Nicolas Perez Duran

 

USA: Tristan Ascenzo, Indra Vergne, Alexander Anderson

Captain: Jon Glover

 

Venezuela: Ignacio Mejias, Andres Sanchez, Antoine Yamin

Captain: Roman Recarte