Tiriac Open 2026 ATP 250 Entry List: Cobolli Returns to Defend Bucharest Title

Tiriac Open 2026 entry list

The Tiriac Open 2026 entry list is out as the ATP Tour returns to Romania for the Țiriac Open, an ATP 250 clay event scheduled for March 30 – April 5 at the BNR Arenas.

Flavio Cobolli headlines the field as the defending champion, while clay court threats Mariano Navone and Francisco Comesaña join veterans Roberto Bautista Agut, Adrian Mannarino, and Marton Fucsovics in the Romanian capital.

Read on for the Tiriac Open 2026 entry list.


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Tiriac Open 2026 ATP 250 Entry List

Main Draw Professional Region
Flavio Cobolli🇮🇹 Italy
Arthur Rinderknech🇫🇷 France
Gabriel Diallo🇨🇦 Canada
Fabian Marozsan🇭🇺 Hungary
Adrian Mannarino🇫🇷 France
Nuno Borges🇵🇹 Portugal
Daniel Altmaier🇩🇪 Germany
Marton Fucsovics🇭🇺 Hungary
Miomir Kecmanovic🇷🇸 Serbia
Botic van de Zandschulp🇳🇱 Netherlands
Damir Dzumhur🇧🇦 Bosnia-Herzegovina
Emilio Nava🇺🇸 United States
Raphael Collignon🇧🇪 Belgium
Mariano Navone🇦🇷 Argentina
Francisco Comesana🇦🇷 Argentina
Alexander Shevchenko🇰🇿 Kazakhstan
Roberto Bautista Agut🇪🇸 Spain

Key Tiriac Open Storylines

Cobolli Returns to Defend the Title

Italy’s Flavio Cobolli returns to Bucharest as the defending champion after lifting the trophy here last season. Cobolli has become a steady performer on clay and will likely enter the week as one of the players to beat in the Romanian capital.


Argentine Clay Specialists Arrive

Argentina sends two dangerous clay players to Bucharest in Mariano Navone and Francisco Comesaña. Both players are comfortable in long rallies and thrive on slower courts, making them potential threats if the conditions play heavy throughout the week.


Veterans Add Experience to the Field

Several experienced ATP Tour players also headline the entry list. Roberto Bautista Agut, Adrian Mannarino, and Marton Fucsovics bring years of tour experience and could make life difficult for the younger players in the draw.


Player to Watch: Fabian Marozsan

Hungary’s Fabian Marozsan is always a player to keep an eye on during the clay season. Despite a modest 2025 campaign, the Hungarian owns a strong 159–96 career record on clay and reached the Munich semi finals last year, showing he can still produce deep runs on the surface.

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