Stefanos Tsitsipas, Arthur Fery and Maja Chwalinska join growing United Cup entry list

The preliminary entry list for the 2027 United Cup continues to grow, with several notable players reportedly joining the names already associated with the mixed-team competition. Stefanos Tsitsipas, Arthur Fery and Maja Chwalinska are among the latest additions, alongside a number of established doubles specialists.

The new group features representatives from nine countries, with France adding four players and Great Britain also contributing multiple names. The list includes singles competitors as well as doubles specialists, giving a clearer picture of the potential teams taking shape ahead of the new season.

These additions follow the first group of reported registrations, which included Taylor Fritz, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Victoria Mboko and Holger Rune. Italy had also been represented by Flavio Cobolli and Luciano Darderi, while Hubert Hurkacz was among the names listed for Poland.

The latest information was shared by tennis journalist Parsa Nemati on X, although the tournament organisers have yet to officially confirm these entries. The names should therefore be considered preliminary rather than definitive selections, with the final team compositions still to be determined.

Tsitsipas is arguably the most prominent name in the latest group, with the Greek player listed at No. 33 in the singles rankings. The 28-year-old has competed in every previous edition of the tournament, partnering Maria Sakkari. Both former world No. 3 players are currently hovering around the top 30, although Sakkari's participation has yet to be confirmed.

Poland also adds another notable option through Chwalinska, listed at No. 11. The left-hander's reported inclusion could indicate that Iga Swiatek will not compete in the tournament. Given Chwalinska's ranking, it would be difficult to imagine her joining the team if Swiatek were also available. The 7-time Grand Slam champion has been Poland's undisputed leader in previous editions, including their title-winning campaign at the beginning of 2026. Although Swiatek's participation has not been ruled out, Chwalinska's presence could signal a change in her schedule for 2027.

France has the largest group of new additions, with Quentin Halys and Anna Blinkova listed alongside doubles specialists Manuel Guinard and Edouard Roger-Vasselin. Great Britain also adds Arthur Fery and Neal Skupski, while Canada's latest reported name is Gabriela Dabrowski, ranked No. 4 in doubles.

The remaining additions include Alexander Blockx for Belgium, Tatjana Maria for Germany and Ellen Perez for Australia.

The first reported group included several prominent singles players. Canada had Felix Auger-Aliassime and Victoria Mboko, while the United States listed Taylor Fritz alongside doubles player Quinn Gleason. Italy also registered Flavio Cobolli and Luciano Darderi, giving the country two established singles options for the competition.

Holger Rune was another notable name on the initial list, with Denmark set to make its United Cup debut. The former world No. 4 was the first Danish player reported as registered.

The initial registrations also featured Hubert Hurkacz for Poland, Panna Udvardy for Hungary, Guido Andreozzi for Argentina, Marc Polmans for Australia, Magali Kempen for Belgium, Olivia Nicholls for Great Britain, Petr Nouza for Czechia and Ulrikke Eikeri for Norway.

The 2027 United Cup will take place from January 1 to 10 in Perth and Sydney, with 18 national teams competing. Each tie features men's singles, women's singles and mixed doubles, making the depth of each country's squad an important factor. The official draw is scheduled for November 12, while the final field will be determined through the entry and qualification process.