Laver Cup 2024 is set to be played from September 22–24 in Berlin, Germany. This year’s competition will be the seventh edition of the tournament. It’s interesting to note that the top-class players are split into two teams: Team World and Team Europe. Bjorn Borg will captain Europe, while John McEnroe will lead Team World. Borg and McEnroe will not be competing as captains from next year. Yannick Noah and Andre Agassi will replace the duo from next season. The 2024 Laver Cup is sure to impress tennis fans around the world since some of the biggest names in the sport are participating.

Spaniard Rafael Nadal and the outstanding young player Carlos Alcaraz will be part of the European squad. Other players who will feature in the Europe squad will be Casper Ruud, Daniil Medvedev, and Alexander Zverev. Stefanos Tsitsipas is the team’s sixth and last member.

Taylor Fritz, a finalist at the US Open, will play for Team World. Ben Shelton, Alejandro Tabila, Frances Tiafoe, Tommy Paul, Alex de Minaur, and Tommy Paul are the other members of Team World. Team World will be looking for a hat-trick. The Team World is aiming to win the Laver Cup for the third consecutive year, having won it in previous editions. This time both teams are evenly poised, and a tough fight is expected from Team Europe.

22-time Grand Slam winner Nadal’s retirement from the Laver Cup has been a topic of discussion for a while now. In doing so, legendary Swiss player Roger Federer set an example that Nadal could emulate. Meanwhile, Noah opened up and shared his thoughts on becoming the captain of Team Europe in the 2025 Laver Cup.

I am truly honored to have been asked to take on the role of Team Europe Captain for the Laver Cup. I’ve been out of the game for a while, doing my music, but I am excited about this new adventure, Noah said. I love team competitions, the emotions they bring, getting to know the guys, and how they are on and off the court as people. It will be great, the former French player added.

I also can’t wait to see Andre again after a couple of decades and to face him on the other side. I might have mellowed a bit now, but the competitive side of me is alive forever. I want Team Europe to win; he finished.

Agassi also expressed his joy at being announced as captain next year. I am truly honored to accept the invitation to become the Laver Cup Team World Captain, said Agassi, who will attend this year’s event in Berlin to prepare for his new role and be formally introduced as the next Team World Captain. In just seven short years since the Laver Cup began, it’s been so enjoyable for fans, including myself, to watch the greats of the game team up and compete against one another in this incredible team environment. The competitive level of the Laver Cup is off the charts, and it’s easy to see why, the 54-year-old Agassi stated.

You’re there with the team, your peers, and guys you respect, and everybody has a responsibility. For me, the key will be understanding and managing the players’ needs throughout the year and getting to know them so that I can select the matchups to give us the best chance to get wins on the board and bring home the Laver Cup. I hope I can build rapport, respect, and trust with the players as John has done, and I can’t wait to take on this role; it’s not one I’m taking lightly, Agassi concluded.