The president of the Russian Tennis Federation, Shamil Tarpischev, shows overflowing optimism: according to him, Russia could regain its flag and anthem as early as 2027.

Clément Gehl

le 11/12/2025 à 12h39

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Shamil Tarpischev, current president of the Russian Tennis Federation, has spoken about his country's chances of returning to international competitions. Regarding the Russian Olympic Committee, he stated: 'I think we will participate in all Games in 2027, with our flag and anthem.

The situation is evolving very quickly and we have a lot of support. The process will be much faster. So there is certainly hope for the Olympic Games.'

Russia has not participated in the Davis Cup since its title in 2021. As for the Olympic Games, Russian players participated in 2024 under a neutral banner.

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