German tennis star Eva Lys has shut down her season and will seek new treatment for her arthritis.

German tennis player Eva Lys has decided to end her 2026 season early to pursue a new treatment approach for arthritis. The 24-year-old released an emotional statement explaining that she is taking time away from the sport to focus on her physical and mental health after what she described as one of the toughest years of her life.
Lys, who is currently ranked world No. 136, managed an 8-19 match record this season following a successful 2025 campaign. She was diagnosed with spondyloarthritis in 2020 and confirmed that she plans to return to competition in 2027.
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