Coello Wants One Last Tournament With Lamperti Before They Part Ways

Agustin Coello has a farewell in mind. The Spanish star, who currently partners Arturo Coello (no relation) on the World Padel Tour circuit, has made clear he wants to play at least one more tournament alongside Franco Lamperti before the pair officially go their separate ways. For Coello, it is not just about closing a chapter, it is about doing it the right way, on court, competing together one final time.

There is, however, one condition Coello is firm on: any wildcard or special entry that allows him to play with Lamperti must not distort his ranking position relative to his regular partner, Tapia. In other words, the sentimental farewell cannot come at a competitive cost to his main pairing. It is a sensible line to draw, and it tells you a lot about how seriously Coello takes the ranking implications of every tournament decision.

The Coello-Lamperti partnership had real moments. Their combination of athleticism and reading of the game made them a difficult team to face at their best. Stepping away from that is never straightforward, especially when the bond goes beyond just tactics and match results.

What this situation highlights is something many amateur players overlook: in padel, partnerships are not just about skill compatibility. Trust, timing, and even the emotional weight of a pairing all affect performance. Coello clearly values that human side of the sport, and his desire for a proper send-off reflects that.

No specific tournament has been confirmed yet, but the intention is there. Keep an eye on the entry lists in the coming months. If Coello and Lamperti show up together one more time, you will know exactly why.