The 2025 Laver Cup will be held from September 19-21 at the Chase Center in San Francisco, United States. This marks a new era for the tournament following a change in captains for the upcoming edition. Moving past the glorious years of the Big Four, this time the captains for Team World and Team Europe have been replaced for the eighth edition of the tournament.

The tournament will be played on an indoor hard court and will have Andre Agassi replacing John McEnroe as the captain for Team World, while Yannick Noah will take the place of Bjorn Borg as the captain for Team Europe. Confirmed lineups for both teams include prominent players like Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz leading their respective teams.

Team Europe will arrive with Carlos Alcaraz (No. 1) and Alexander Zverev (No. 3) as the most prominent names on the team. They will also be the only top-10 players on the team, which seems to level the playing field much more this year. While Alcaraz appears to be a step ahead of the rest, the other players are quite evenly matched, and things could swing in either direction.

Casper Ruud will play in the tournament for the fifth consecutive edition, and along with Zverev, is the most experienced player on the team. There will be three debutants on Team Europe: Holger Rune (No. 11), the 2025 Miami Open champion Jakub Mensik (No. 17), and Flavio Cobolli (No. 25).

For Team World, as is the case every year, the Americans will lead the team, with Taylor Fritz at the forefront and Frances Tiafoe (No. 29) joining him. The confirmed absences of Ben Shelton (No. 6) and Tommy Paul (No. 15) will undoubtedly be a setback for the team led by Andre Agassi, who has called up two other Americans to replace them: Alex Michelsen (No. 32) and Reilly Opelka (No. 63).

Additionally, as is also the case every year, there will be a South American presence, this time led by Argentina's Francisco Cerúndolo (No. 21) and the 18-year-old teenage star João Fonseca (No. 42).