Spanish Dream Team, Zverev, Cobolli Set for Davis Cup Finals

Teams have been chosen for November’s Davis Cup Finals, with seven Top 20 players joining the eight-team field.

Six of the eight teams have previously won the Davis Cup title, with South Korea and Austria bidding for their first. Great Britain leads all teams with ten previous titles, while Spain, led by Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Jodar and also featuring Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, has six. Italy, meanwhile, is bidding for its fourth consecutive title this year.

The Italians will be led by Flavio Cobolli, with Lorenzo Musetti and Luciano Darderi also in the mix.

Below find the Davis Cup schedule, with quarterfinal matchups, and all the announced team members.

Bologna awaits 🏆

The Final 8 countries that will play to win the World Cup of Tennis, 24-29 November. #DavisCup pic.twitter.com/IkBryD1Fnx

— Davis Cup (@DavisCup) September 24, 2026

Davis Cup Final Schedule (all times CET)

QUARTER-FINALS
Tuesday 24 November (1600): Czechia (4) v Canada
Wednesday 25 November (1600): Italy (1) v Korea, Rep.
Thursday 26 November (1000): Great Britain v Germany (3)
Thursday 26 November (not before 1700): Austria v Spain (2)

SEMI-FINALS
Friday 27 November (1600): Italy or Korea, Rep. v Czechia or Canada
Saturday 28 November (1200): Great Britain or Germany v Austria or Spain

FINAL
Sunday 29 November (1500): Winner Semi-final 1 v Winner Semi-final 2

Teams

Czechia

• Jakub Mensik
• Jiri Lehecka
• Patrick Rikl
• Adam Pavlasek
• Captain: Tomas Berdych

Canada

• Felix Auger-Aliassime
• Denis Shapovalov
• Gabriel Diallo
• Liam Draxl
• Duncan Chan
• Captain: Frank Dancevic

Italy

• Flavio Cobolli
• Luciano Darderi
• Lorenzo Musetti
• Andrea Vavassori
• Simone Bolelli
• Captain: Filippo Volandri

Korea, Rep.

• Kwon Soonwoo
• Chung Hyeon
• Park Uisung
• Nam Jisung
• Hong Seongchan
• Captain: Chung Jong-Sam

Great Britain

• Arthur Fery
• Cameron Norrie
• Henry Patten
• Neal Skupski
• Captain: Leon Smith

Germany

• Alexander Zverev
• Jan-Lennard Struff
• Kevin Krawietz
• Tim Puetz
• Captain: Michael Kohlmann

Austria

• Jurij Rodionov
• Lukas Neumayer
• Joel Schwaerzler
• Neil Oberleitner
• Lucas Miedler
• Captain: Jurgen Melzer

Spain

• Carlos Alcaraz
• Rafael Jodar
• Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
• Pedro Martinez
• Marcel Granollers
• Captain: David Ferrer