Why Padel Is Headed to the Olympics

From local courts to the global stage—padel is set to make its Olympic debut. Here's what it means for players, fans, and the future of the game.

🎯 Is Padel Going to Be in the Olympics?

The short answer? Not yet—but it's close. The International Padel Federation (FIP) is lobbying hard for padel to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games. With over 100 federations worldwide and millions of new players annually, padel is one of the fastest-growing sports on the planet.

📈 Why Padel Is Ready for the World Stage

• ✅ Global growth: Over 40,000 courts worldwide and counting
• ✅ Pro leagues: Premier Padel, A1 Padel, and FIP-backed events
• ✅ Accessible: Easy to learn, hard to master—perfect for Olympic appeal
• ✅ Youth appeal: Big social engagement, especially across Europe & Latin America

👟 How Athletes Can Prepare Now

If you're serious about padel, now's the time to train with Olympic-level discipline. Work on mobility, doubles strategy, and compete in sanctioned events. And of course, wear gear that’s built for performance—our Corcuera Padelwear range is made for players on the rise.

💬 What the Pros Are Saying

“Padel deserves the Olympic stage. It's dynamic, inclusive, and ready for global fans.” – Juan Lebrón, World #1

“We’re not just playing for trophies anymore—we’re playing for history.” – Ariana Sánchez, World Champion

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

➕ Is padel already in the Olympics?

Not yet. But it's under consideration for 2032, with active campaigning by the International Padel Federation.

➕ What does Olympic inclusion mean for players?

More funding, visibility, and legitimacy. It would mark a new era for padel athletes worldwide.

➕ How can I get involved in the Olympic padel path?

Join a national federation, compete in official tournaments, and follow FIP/World Padel Tour rankings.

Written by the Corcuera Editorial Team | © 2025 Corcuera Padel Club