Paola Suárez, the former world number one in doubles and a top-ranking singles player, was officially introduced as the new captain of the Argentine tennis team. The announcement took place at the Náutico Hacoaj club where she expressed her enthusiasm for the role and her eagerness to mentor the players with the knowledge and experience gained throughout her successful tennis career. She emphasized her commitment to contributing positively to the team’s development.

The presentation was attended by key figures from the Argentine Tennis Association (AAT), including Mariano Zabaleta and Florencia Labat, who welcomed Suárez into her new role. Zabaleta publicly thanked her for taking on this significant responsibility, highlighting the importance of leadership and experience in guiding the team. Furthermore, he acknowledged the historic context of her appointment, as Suárez follows a legacy of impactful leadership in Argentine tennis.

With the upcoming Billie Jean King Cup on the horizon, Suárez's leadership is seen as vital for the team's success and morale. Her appointment not only marks a new chapter for the women's team but also reflects an ongoing commitment to elevate Argentine tennis on the international stage. With her impressive credentials and seasoned perspective, Suárez aims to inspire the next generation of players as they prepare for competitive challenges ahead.