The International Tennis Federation confirms Marbella as the venue for the Davis Cup

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has confirmed Marbella as the venue for the Davis Cup tie, which will pit the teams of Spain and Denmark against each other from September 12 to 14 at the Puente Romano Club. The local council member, Lisandro Vieytes, held a work meeting this week following the inspection carried out by the international entity at the facilities, with representatives from the institution itself; the general directors of the Spanish federation, Lorenzo Martínez, and the Andalusian federation, Juan Arispón, and a representative of the venue where the event will take place, with the aim of starting to plan the organization of the event.

Vieytes noted that the meeting was very satisfactory and that "we have already begun to define logistical issues, such as the seating arrangements and the needs of both federations for the matches." The council member recalled that the selection of Marbella "to host the fifth test in our history of this prestigious team tournament positions us again as a reference in sports and as a venue for major international competitions."

In the September meeting, Spain will seek a ticket to the Final 8 in Bologna against a Denmark led by former world top-10 Holger Rune. This will be the fifth time the Davis Cup visits Marbella. Previously, it was held at the Puerto Banús Bullring in 2009 and at the same Puente Romano Club in 1989, 2018, and 2022. "We already have great experience that will once again be synonymous with success and, in that sense, we are already working," stated the municipal official, who once again thanked "the national and regional federations for their support in hosting this event, which will reinforce the sport-tourism combination that has been yielding so many results in recent years."