Overview
- Monfils announced his decision on Wednesday, with Le Parisien sharing his statement on X that the coming season will be his last as a professional.
- He said he cherished turning his passion into a profession for 21 years and that he is at peace with retiring at the end of 2026.
- Despite injury interruptions, he remains active at world No. 53 at age 39, including a run to the Australian Open round of 16 earlier this year.
- His planned exit follows those of fellow French standouts Gilles Simon, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Richard Gasquet, underscoring a generational shift.
- No detailed farewell schedule or post-retirement plans have been disclosed in the current reporting.