The Peru national tennis team will face Paraguay in a 2026 Davis Cup World Group I tie on September 18 and 19 at the Jockey Club del Peru in Lima, with a place in the 2027 Qualifiers on the line.
Organisers expect a full house at the Jockey Club venue as the host nation looks to capitalise on home crowd support during the two-day event.
The winner of the series will earn direct entry into the 2027 Davis Cup Qualifiers, advancing closer to the final knockout stages of the international team competition.
Former professional tennis player Luis Horna will direct the Peruvian squad as team captain for the home fixture.
Squad selection and player form
Peru enter the tie amidst a strong period for national tennis on the international circuit, led by Ignacio Buse.
Buse is currently ranked number 36 in the ATP world rankings, a position that secured him direct entry into the main draw of the US Open in New York.
The Peruvian roster could also feature Gonzalo Bueno and Juan Pablo Varillas, who are both under consideration for selection in Horna's squad to face Paraguay.
The Davis Cup is the principal international team competition in men's tennis, administered by the International Tennis Federation. Teams compete in World Group rounds to secure spots in the annual qualification stage.
Ticket prices and venue seating
The Peruvian Tennis Federation announced that tickets for the event are available for purchase online through the Ticketmaster platform, with general admission prices starting at 145 soles.
Pricing varies according to seating location and whether the buyer holds affiliate status with the Peruvian Tennis Federation or the Jockey Club del Peru. Listed prices cover a single day of competition.
For the Oriente Alta section, tickets are priced at 131.70 soles for affiliates and 145.00 soles for general public tickets. Oriente Baja and Occidente Alta seats are listed at 149.90 soles for affiliates and 165.00 soles for general admission.
Occidente Baja seats are available at 172.60 soles for affiliates and 190.00 soles for general admission. Tickets for both the Norte and Sur stands cost 272.60 soles for affiliates and 300.00 soles for the general public, while box seats are set at 2,726.00 soles for affiliates and 3,000.00 soles for general purchasers.
New national tennis complex project
Alongside the upcoming tie, the current board of directors of the Peruvian Tennis Federation, led by president Mario Monroy, is progressing with a major infrastructure development for the sport in Peru.
The Peruvian Institute of Sport announced the construction of a modern tennis complex at the Pan American Village in Lima.
The new venue will host tennis events during the Lima 2027 Pan American Games before serving as a permanent training center for the country's top national players, fulfilling a long-held ambition for Peruvian tennis.
