Gael Monfils will always be remembered as one of tennis’ most technically gifted athletes, and one of its greatest-ever entertainers. Therefore, it is sad to see the way in which his career has fizzled out.
Paris Masters tournament director Cedric Pioline stated that organizers would adapt if Gael Monfils contacted them, leaving open a potential opportunity despite the Frenchman's sudden retirement from tennis. Monfils quietly ended his professional career by withdrawing from upcoming events in Lyon and Paris following the US Open.
However, Monfils cannot compete in tour-level events because the ITIA confirmed he is officially registered as retired. Returning to official competition would require undergoing six months of out-of-competition testing, though Monfils is scheduled to play in an exhibition match for Stan Wawrinka in December.
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