After a 2025 season abruptly interrupted by a ruptured Achilles tendon, Thomas Leygue makes his return to competition this weekend at the Cap 7 P1000 Padel in MarseilleThis tournament, modest on paper, actually represents a real-life test : to know where he stands physically, match conditions and whether he can consider a quick return for upcoming matches.

A 2025 season cut short in its prime

Last season, Leygue seemed to have finally found the regularity he was looking forHis performances had solidified, he was gaining confidence and showing an ability to compete regularly in the higher rankings.

But this promising momentum was abruptly halted by a Achilles tendon rupture, a serious injury that had ended his 2025 season.
A tough blow for a player who was making great progress, but also a period of learning about managing the body, rehabilitation and the mind.

Marseille: a major test

This weekend at Cap 7 Padel in Marseille, Leygue gets back on his feet. Associated with Jonas Taieb (French No. 1057) with a wild card, which allows them to enter directly into round of XNUMX.

On paper, it's not a major tournament, and yet, for Leygue, this is one of the the most important tests of his pre-season.

This kind of situation is often more revealing than a simple training session. If Leygue feels good on the track, this could be a A key indicator for what comes next.

A long-awaited and encouraging return

This return to competition is therefore an important step for Thomas Leygueboth physically and mentally. P1000 in Marseille must allow him to validate his sensationsto evaluate his ability to string together points and matchesand of to look aheadIf the indicators are green, the prospect of FIP of Caen and Marseille could quickly become a reality. After months away from the slopes, Leygue begins a phase of gradual reconstruction, with the ambition of to regain his best level and to fully return to business in the coming weeks.

Eléah Couvercelle

Racket sports have always been a part of my life, and padel was the obvious choice. Discovered in Marbella as a child, it has since become an integral part of my sporting and family life.