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Arturo Coello

#1World ranking
20,383Points
68–7Record 2026
10Titles 2026

About Arturo Coello

Arturo Coello of Spain holds the number 1 position in the FIP ranking with 20,383 points as of 5 October 2026. In the Premier Padel events of 2026 recorded by Padel Post, he won 68 of 75 matches. He played all 75 matches with partner Agustin Tapia. Coello claimed ten titles, including the Major tournaments in Italy and Paris, and P1 victories in Valencia, Andalucia Malaga and London. He reached five further finals but lost in Gijón, Miami, Brussels, Asunción and Buenos Aires. He is associated with Head through the signature models Head Coello Pro 2026, Head Coello Motion 2026 and Head Coello Junior 2026.

Summarised from Padel Post data as of 5 Oct.

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Source: retailer's “pro player” information or signature model; season 2026.

News about Arturo Coello

Rotterdam P2 Delivers Beyond the Trophy: Milestones and Breakthrough Moments Define Tournament

Düsseldorf P2 draw: Stupaczuk and Sanz back as No. 4 seeds by 39 points

Coello/Tapia and Triay/Brea top the CUPRA Germany Premier Padel P2 draw, while Rotterdam finalists Stupaczuk/Sanz edge Di Nenno/Navarro for the fourth seed.

Coello and Tapia Win Rotterdam Premier Padel P2 Men's Title; Sanchez Fallada and Ustero Claim Women's Crown

Tapia and Coello: Last Top Seeds Standing in Rotterdam

Rotterdam P2: Galán and Chingotto crash out as seeds fall in Netherlands

Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz stunned the No. 2 seeds 6-4, 6-4 in Rotterdam. Only Coello and Tapia survived among the top four seeds as the semi-finals arrive.

Rotterdam P2: Coello and Tapia meet giant-killers in quarter-finals

Unseeded Libaak and Alfonso face the world No. 1s on Friday in Rotterdam, while Galán and Chingotto meet Stupaczuk and Sanz with the race for year-end No. 1 heating up.

Rotterdam P2: Big four enter as Coello/Tapia meet giant-killers

The top four men's seeds debut in Rotterdam today. Coello/Tapia face Montiel/Santigosa, who knocked out Alonso/Goñi, while Paquito and Di Nenno chase a first title together.

The Greatest Winning Streaks in Padel History: From Belasteguín to Coello