
ATP 250 Lyon: Flavio Cobolli, Lorenzo Musetti, Stan Wawrinka and Gael Monfils headline the draw
14 October 2026
Photo · Lorenzo Musetti · Flavio Cobolli · Wikimedia Commons
The ATP 250 Lyon draw is now set. Four Italian and Swiss players headline the field. Matches kick off on Monday, October 14 at 11 AM.
ATP 250 Lyon: The full draw revealed with Cobolli, Musetti, Wawrinka and Monfils
The ATP 250 Lyon tournament, taking place from October 13 to 19, 2026, has unveiled its complete list of registered players. Among the headline acts are four Italian and Swiss players: Flavio Cobolli, Lorenzo Musetti, Stan Wawrinka, and Gael Monfils. This draw promises intense matches on the Lyon courts.
A draw rich in Italian and Swiss talent
The Lyon tournament is shaping up to be a major event for Italian and Swiss tennis fans. Flavio Cobolli, ranked world No. 7, will be one of the tournament favorites. The young Italian, in full ascent, will aim to confirm his status as a top seed. Lorenzo Musetti, ranked 25th in the world, will also bring his experience and offensive game.
From Switzerland, Stan Wawrinka, despite a ranking at No. 142, remains a formidable player on clay. His experience and mental toughness could allow him to pull off a surprise. Finally, Gael Monfils, ranked 254th, will bring his energy and spectacular style to the Lyon courts.
Key matches not to be missed
Organizers have scheduled opening matches as early as Monday, October 14, starting at 11 AM. The matches between the headline acts promise to be intense. The duels between Cobolli and Musetti, or Wawrinka and Monfils, should captivate spectators.
Quarterfinals are set to begin on Friday, October 18, with potential matchups between the top players in the draw. Organizers have also scheduled doubles matches, adding an extra dimension to this ATP 250 event.
A high-stakes tournament
The ATP 250 Lyon tournament is shaping up to be a tightly contested competition, with players vying for crucial ATP ranking points. The singles and doubles matches promise standout moments, as determined players aim to shine on the Lyon clay courts.
Organizers have ensured a varied draw, featuring experienced players and young talents seeking recognition. Spectators can look forward to high-level matches in a friendly and sporting atmosphere.
Tournament schedule and match times
Matches will begin as early as Monday, October 14, at 11 AM, with singles and doubles encounters. Quarterfinals are scheduled to start on Friday, October 18, followed by semifinals and the final on Sunday, October 19. Precise schedules will be announced by organizers in the coming days.
Tennis fans can follow the entire tournament live or on delay, depending on broadcasts scheduled by partner channels.

