Overview
- Rafael Nadal, who retired in November 2024, will be celebrated with a special ceremony on May 25, marking the opening day of the 2025 French Open.
- The tribute will take place on Court Philippe Chatrier after the conclusion of the day session's three matches, recognizing Nadal's record 14 French Open titles and 112-4 match record at Roland Garros.
- Additional honors will include a ceremony for Mary Pierce on the 25th anniversary of her 2000 French Open victory and a farewell tribute to Richard Gasquet, who will retire after the tournament.
- Organizers have announced a prize pool of €56.352 million for the 2025 tournament, a 5.21% increase from the previous year, and will retain traditional line judges despite the adoption of electronic systems by other Grand Slams.
- A fan zone at Place de la Concorde, accommodating up to 5,000 spectators, will offer free access and giant screens showing matches, building on the success of the 2024 Paris Olympics.