Noah, who will make his Laver Cup debut as Captain this year, is delighted Henman accepted the role.
“Tim brings with him a wealth of experience and passion for the game, and his insights will be invaluable to our team,” said Noah. “He has always been a fierce competitor and a great leader on and off the court. I’m delighted to have him by my side as we aim to defend our title in San Francisco this September.”
Laver Cup 2025 marks a changing of the guard for both teams’ leadership with Noah and Henman up against eight-time Grand Slam Champion Andre Agassi and his recently named Team World Vice Captain, Australian Pat Rafter.
“We are thrilled Tim is joining Team Europe. He’s loved by fans and players around the…