Latest News About Harold Monfils

Updated 2026-05-26 02:05

Gaël Monfils is widely reported to be retiring at the end of the 2026 season. Several outlets highlighted his plan to finish after the 2026 year, noting his career achievements and ongoing injury challenges.[1][4][6]

Latest developments to watch

Retirement announcement: Monfils publicly stated the 2026 season would be his last on social media.[4]
Career context: He has 13 ATP titles, semi-final appearances at Roland Garros (2008) and US Open (2016), and a long, star-studded 21-year run on tour.[6][4]
Recent form and durability: At 39, injuries have influenced his schedule, with several comebacks and adjustments since 2024–2025.[9][1]

Representative sources

Yahoo Sports profile on his retirement plan for 2026.[1]
Gulf News coverage of the retirement announcement.[4]
ATP Tour recap from Roland Garros 2025 noting a fall and fighting comeback, illustrating ongoing competition level before retirement.[9]

If you'd like, I can pull more recent specifics (exact dates of announcements, quotes, or post-match notes) or summarize Monfils’ career highlights in a concise timeline.

Sources

France's Monfils announces retirement at end of 2026

The 39-year-old former world No 6 has been playing on the ATP tour for 21 years

gulfnews.com

Monfils Crashes Out With Injury - Miami Open

Berdych, the No. 8 seed, advances to play the winner of Juan Monaco-Fernando Verdasco in the quarterfinals. Monfils said afterward he had a bruised right hip. He said he would need to undergo further tests to determine the extent of his injury, but was optimistic he would practice again in two days and play next week in Houston. … Monfils said the on-court trainer released some of his pain, and he felt he would be fine in a few minutes. When he found it tough to push off on his right leg,...

www.miamiopen.com

Gael Monfils crashes into billboard, but battles on at Roland Garros

Gael Monfils suffered a scary fall on Tuesday in the early stages of his first-round match at Roland Garros, but showed his fighting spirit in a courageous comeback at his home Slam.

www.atptour.com

Toronto, Canada, July 28, 2025 (AFP) - Monfils says Toronto loss marks his final Toronto visit

Gael Monfils said he has played for the last time in Toronto after crashing out of the Masters in Sunday's opening round of the ATP Masters to a Chilean qualifier. The 38-year-old French tennis icon missed out on four match points to exit 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7/3) to number 142 Tomas Barrios Vera, who won the first Masters match of his career and ended a seven-match loss streak at the ATP level. Monfils symbolically touched the baseline as he walked of...