The ITF can reveal the full list of players set to compete at the 2023 Davis Cup Juniors Finals, which will take place from 30 October-5 November in the historic city of Cordoba.

The Davis Cup Juniors Finals are the culmination of a season-long competition which has seen nations navigate qualifying events across five regions – Asia/Oceania, Europe, Africa, South America and North/Central America and the Caribbean.

Sixteen teams will now compete at the Finals, which are being held across two sites – Open Arena, Córdoba and the Real Aeroclub de Córdoba – in a bid to be crowned the world’s best in the 16-and-under age category.

The Billie Jean King Cup Juniors Finals will take place the week after, from 6-12 November, at the same venues, with competitors at both Finals following in some illustrious footsteps.

Previous winning teams at the Finals have featured the likes of Rafael Nadal, Ashleigh Barty, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Denis Shapovalov, Iga Swiatek, Carlos Alcaraz, Marketa Vondrousova and Coco Gauff, underlining the importance of the event in terms of player development.

2023 Davis Cup Juniors Finals: Teams

 

Argentina: Romeo Arcuschin, Valentin Garay, Mateo Carballo

Captain: Gaston Eltis

 

Brazil: Victor Da Cunha Winheski de Lima, Pedro De Lima Pereira Chabalgoity, Luiz Felipe Oliveira Silva

Captain: Rodrigo Ferreiro

 

Canada: Nicolas Arseneault, Adam Farag Cao, Mikael Arseneault

Captain: Nicolas Todero 

 

Czechia: Maxim Mrva, Jan Kumstat, Martin Doskocil

Captain: Josef Cihak

 

Germany: Diego Dedura-Palomero, Justin Engel, Max Schoenhaus

Captain: Philipp Petzschner

 

Great Britain: Oliver Bonding, Benjamin Gusic-Wan, Zechariah Hamrouni

Captain: Martin Weston

 

Italy: Federico Cina, Andrea De Marchi, Matteo Schiabasi

Captain: Nicola Fantone

 

Japan: Ryo Tabata, Hiromasa Koyama, Ren Matsumara

Captain: Ko Iwamoto

 

Kazakhstan: Amir Omarkhanov, Zangar Nurlanuly, Damir Zhalgasbay

Captain: Sergey Kvak

 

Korea, Rep: Donghyun Hwang, Yeonsu Jeong, Moobeen Kim

Captain: Yongkyu Lim

 

Morocco: Karim Bennani, Amine Jamji, Ali Missoum

Captain: Mehdi Tahiri

 

Netherlands: Mees Rottgering, Kaj Glaser, Sander Paradis

Captain: Jochem Mol

 

Peru: Nicolas Baena, Jerry Brow, Diego Benitez

Captain: Sergio Barragan

 

Spain: Andres Santamarta Roig, Sergio Planella Hernandez, Sergi Fita Juan

Captain: Joan Perez Herrando

 

Thailand: Penn Charusorn, Phopthum Sriwong, Teerapat Khantiweerawat

Captain: Sahathat Supakit

 

United States: Darwin Blanch, Maxwell Exsted, Jagger Leach

Captain: Sylvain Guichard