Overview
- Monfils announced on social media that the 2026 season will be his last, formalizing an exit plan at age 39 after debuting on tour in 2004.
- He said he is “tremendously at peace” with retiring and emphasized having “no regrets,” setting a final‑season goal to enjoy every minute and treat each match like his last.
- He has won 13 ATP titles, most recently in Auckland in January, when he became the oldest ATP Tour singles champion at 38.
- Career highlights include semifinals at the 2008 French Open and the 2016 US Open and a peak ranking of world No. 6.
- Reactions from across tennis followed, with Novak Djokovic praising Monfils and urging him to “enjoy your last dance,” as coverage framed him as the last of France’s ‘Musketeers.’