The players that will compete for their nations at the 2026 Davis Cup Junior Finals are now known.

Davis Cup Juniors is the premier international team competition for boys aged 16 and under and the season-long tournament this year culminates in the Finals in Cairo, Egypt.

The Finals will take place from 2-8 November and for the first time they are being held in Africa.

The Davis Cup Junior Finals, which will be played alongside the Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge Junior Finals, will be contested as four round-robin groups of four teams over the first three days of play, followed by a rest day and then the knockout stages.

Similar to the World Tennis 14&U Junior Finals in August, which saw players aged 14 and under compete, this event is a major developmental step for talented juniors as they continue their progression along the World Tennis player pathway.

Many of today’s top players have honed their skills at the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup Junior Finals before going on to represent their nations at senior level and star at Grand Slams and on the ATP and WTA Tours. 

Previous winning teams have featured the likes of Rafael Nadal, Ashleigh Barty, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Denis Shapovalov, Iga Swiatek, Carlos Alcaraz, Coco Gauff and Joao Fonseca. 

 

Who has been selected by their nation?

Australia: Taiki Takizawa, Ethan Domingo, Har Abir Sekhon

Captain: Andrew Roberts

 

Brazil: Livas Eduardo de Carvalho Damazio, Henrique Pissette Vialle, Victor Pignaton

Captain: Rodrigo Ferreiro

 

Canada: Antoine Tardif, Thomas O’Neill, Marc-Edouard Lallier

Captain: Zacharias Ohlin

 

Czechia: Matyas Marsik, Tommy Luxa, Tobias Zapsky

Captain: Josef Cihak

  

Egypt: Mohamed Genidy, Youssef Mourid, Younis Mohamed Hussien Moawed

Captain: Yehia Elsallaly

  

France: Pablo Pradat, Benoit Geldof, Joseph Phitoussi

Captain: Gregory Carraz

 

Hungary: Istvan Damjan Mokan, Vencel Fazekas, Mark Jony

Captain: Zoltan Nagy

 

Italy: Zeno Roveri, Daniele Longo, Giorgio Ghia

Captain: Antonio Rubino

 

India: Tavish Pahwa, Hruthik Katakam, Ribhav Saroha

Captain: Rana Banerjee

 

Japan: Takahiro Kawaguchi, Shintaro Ogaki, Junya Kawamura 

Captain: Ko Iwamoto

 

Kazakhstan: Ansar Niyetkaliyev, Akhmadi Makhanov, Rodion Traigel

Captain: Sergey Kvak

 

Morocco: Reda El Aouni, Samy Iraqi, Mehdi Laabi

Captain: Mehdi Tahiri

 

Serbia: Pavle Stojiljkovic, Igor Peric, Luka Kostic

Captain: Ladislav Demeter

 

Spain: Fernando Fontan Pardo de Santayana, Toni Escarda Pineiro, Ian Barroeta

Captain: Alejandro Aranega

 

USA: Teodor Davidov, Izyan Ahmad, Tomas Laukys

Captain: Sylvain Guichard

 

Venezuela: Javier Alejandro Sanchez Montoya, Santiago Josue Gonzalez Rodriguez, Andres Alfredo Sanchez Molina

Captain: Francisco Javier Lamas