Eight-time Grand Slam champion Andre Agassi has been announced as the new Team World Captain for the upcoming Laver Cup. This prestigious role will see Agassi leading the team starting from the 2025 edition of the tournament, set to take place in San Francisco. Agassi, who retired from professional tennis in 2006 and coached Novak Djokovic from 2017 to 2018, expressed his honor in accepting the position, highlighting the intense competition and camaraderie of the Laver Cup.
In his new role, Agassi will be taking over from the legendary John McEnroe, who has been at the helm of Team World since the tournament’s inception. McEnroe, speaking about Agassi’s appointment, expressed his confidence in the former world No. 1, stating that he believes Agassi is the perfect fit for the position. The Laver Cup holds a special place in McEnroe’s heart, and he has pledged his support to Agassi and the Team World in their future endeavors.
As Agassi steps into his new role, the future of the Laver Cup seems bright and exciting. With the announcement of Agassi’s appointment, the focus now shifts to naming Bjorn Borg’s successor as the captain of Team Europe in the coming days. The tournament, which features six top men’s players from Europe against six from the rest of the world, has gained immense popularity since its inception in 2017.
With Agassi leading Team World and the anticipation of a new captain for Team Europe, the 2025 Laver Cup promises to be a thrilling event for tennis fans worldwide. The competition, known for its intense matches and team spirit, continues to captivate audiences and players alike. As the countdown begins for the next edition, all eyes will be on San Francisco, where Agassi will aim to lead Team World to victory and bring home the Laver Cup.