The ATP Marrakech 2026 entry list signals the beginning of the clay-court swing as the ATP Tour heads to Morocco for the Grand Prix Hassan II in Marrakech.
The ATP 250 event traditionally draws a mix of clay specialists, European grinders, and rising players looking to build momentum early in the clay season.
This year’s field is headlined by Lorenzo Musetti, while defending champion Luciano Darderi returns to try and defend the title he won last season.
Players like Lorenzo Sonego, Tallon Griekspoor, and Jaume Munar add depth to a draw that should produce plenty of long clay-court battles.
Scroll down for the ATP Marrakech 2026 entry list, beginning March 30.
🇲🇦 Grand Prix Hassan II: Marrakesh Hub
The clay season continues in Morocco! From deep-draw sleepers to the top-seeded favorites, the Grand Prix Hassan II is always a battleground for clay-court specialists.
ATP Marrakech 2026 Entry List
- Lorenzo Musetti
- Nuno Borges
- Lorenzo Sonego
- Tallon Griekspoor
- Alexandre Muller
- Roberto Carballes Baena
- Zizou Bergs
- Jaume Munar
- Quentin Halys
- Luciano Darderi
- Aleksandar Vukic
- Mattia Bellucci
- Arthur Rinderknech
- Daniel Altmaier
- Jaime Faria
- Francesco Passaro
- Raphael Collignon
- Hugo Gaston
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Key Storylines
Clay Specialists Always Lurk in Marrakech
The Grand Prix Hassan II often rewards players who are comfortable grinding on slower clay courts.
Players like Jaume Munar, Roberto Carballes Baena, and Daniel Altmaier may not be the biggest names in the draw, but they are exactly the type of players who can make deep runs in Marrakech.
Long rallies, physical matches, and windy conditions often turn this tournament into a test of patience as much as power.
That usually opens the door for clay-court grinders who are hungry for Roland Garros success to upset higher-ranked players.
Can Darderi Defend the Title?
Defending champion Luciano Darderi returns to Morocco looking to repeat last year’s run.
Darderi’s aggressive baseline game works well on clay, but defending a title at an ATP 250 event is rarely easy with a deep and competitive field waiting.
Italy Sends a Deep Group
Italy will have a strong presence in Marrakech this year with Musetti, Darderi, Lorenzo Sonego, Mattia Bellucci, and Francesco Passaro all entered.
That depth gives Italy multiple chances to lift the trophy when the week ends.
Player to Watch: Lorenzo Musetti
Lorenzo Musetti enters Marrakech looking to reset after a rough start to the spring.
The Italian was soundly beaten at Indian Wells Masters, and he missed the entire South American Golden Swing earlier this year because of injury.
Now the clay season begins in earnest.
Musetti’s heavy topspin and creative one-handed backhand have always been a natural fit on clay courts. Marrakech gives him a chance to rebuild momentum before the bigger European clay events arrive.
If Musetti finds his rhythm early, he could quickly become the player everyone in this draw has to beat.
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