ATP 2026 calendar: Marseille moved to October, Metz removed and Estoril returns
The 2025 tennis season is barely a month old, but the ATP is already looking ahead to next year.
The broad outlines of the 2026 calendar are now known, with a few minor changes compared to 2025.
The Marseille tournament, usually held in February, will take place from October 19 to 25 in 2026. On the other hand, another event organized in France will not take place next year, and that is the Metz tournament.
Absent from the calendar this season, the Estoril tournament will return in July 2026 as an ATP 250 event.
The ATP tournaments will be distributed as follows: 9 Masters 1000, 16 ATP 500, 29 ATP 250, the ATP Finals in Turin (Italy) and the Next Gen ATP Finals in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia).
ATP President Andrea Gaudenzi is delighted with the announcement: "The 2026 calendar is a reflection of everything we've been working on for OneVision.
The aim is to constantly improve the fan experience and develop the tournaments, giving more and more value to the players.
With premium events in some of the world's most iconic cities, we're showcasing what makes our sport so special.
Last year, we achieved record crowds, and we're excited about maintaining that momentum this year as well as in 2026."
Please note that you can now visit the official ATP website to consult the complete men's tennis circuit calendar for next season.
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