Teams announced for 2024 Davis Cup qualifiers

The 24 nations competing in the 2024 Davis Cup Qualifiers announced their rosters on Friday, 5 January.

The Qualifiers will decide the 12 nations that will advance to the Group Stage of the 2024 Davis Cup Finals, scheduled for the week commencing 9 September.

The 12 Qualifiers will be played on a home-and-away basis on either 1-2 February, 2-3 February or 3-4 February, with each tie consisting of two singles matches on day one, and a doubles match followed by two singles matches on day two.

The 12 winners from February’s Qualifiers will join 2023 champions Italy and runners-up Australia in the Finals Group Stage, alongside wild cards Spain and Great Britain.

At the same time as the Qualifiers, World Group I and World Group II ties are also taking place as nations look to earn the right to compete at the next level of Davis Cup, the longest running and largest international men's team event in sport. 

Teams: 2024 Davis Cup Qualifiers

Argentina: Francisco Cerundolo, Sebastian Baez, Tomas Martin Etcheverry, Horacio Zeballos, Maximo Gonzalez. Captain – Guillermo Coria

Belgium: David Goffin, Zizou Bergs, Joris De Loore, Sander Gille, Joran Vliegen. Captain – Steve Darcis

Brazil: Thiago Seyboth Wild, Thiago Monteiro, Felipe Meligeni Alves, Gustavo Heide, Rafael Matos. Captain – Jaime Oncins

Canada: Denis Shapovalov, Gabriel Diallo, Alexis Galarneau, Vasek Pospisil. Captain – Frank Dancevic

Chile: Nicolas Jarry, Cristian Garin, Alejandro Tabilo, Tomas Barrios Vera, Gonzalo Lama. Captain – Nicolas Massu

Chinese Taipei: Tung-Lin Wu, Yu Hsiou Hsu, Jason Jung, Chun-Hsin Tseng, Tsung-Hao Huang. Captain – Chang Hsiao-Yung

Croatia: Borna Gojo, Duje Ajdukovic, Marin Cilic, Ivan Dodig, Mate Pavic. Captain – Velimir Zovko

Czech Republic: Jiri Lehecka, Tomas Machac, Vit Kopriva, Jakub Mensik, Adam Pavlasek. Captain – Jaroslav Navratil

Finland: Emil Ruusuvuori, Otto Virtanen, Patrick Kaukovalta, Harri Heliovaara, Patrik Niklas-Salminen. Captain – Jarkko Nieminen

France: Ugo Humbert, Adrian Mannarino, Arthur Fils, Edouard Roger-Vasselin, Nicolas Mahut. Captain – Paul-Henri Mathieu

Germany: Alexander Zverev, Jan-Lennard Struff, Kevin Krawietz, Tim Puetz. Captain – Michael Kohlmann

Hungary: Marton Fucsovics, Fabian Marozsan, Zsombor Piros, Mate Valkusz, Matyas Fuele. Captain – Zoltan Nagy

Israel: Yshai Oliel, Daniel Cukierman, Orel Kimhi, Edan Leshem, Roy Stepanov. Captain – Jonathan Erlich

Kazakhstan: Alexander Bublik, Beibit Zhukayev, Denis Yevseyev, Timofey Skatov, Aleksandr Nedovyesov. Captain – Yuriy Schukin

Korea, Rep.: Soonwoo Kwon, Seongchan Hong, Yun seong Chung, JiSung Nam, MinKyu Song. Captain – Kim Youngjun

Netherlands: Tallon Griekspoor, Botic van de Zandschulp, Gijs Brouwer, Wesley Koolhof, Jean-Julien Rojer. Captain – Paul Haarhuis

Peru: Juan Pablo Varillas, Gonzalo Bueno, Ignacio Buse, Arklon Huertas Del Pino Cordova, Conner Huertas del Pino. Captain – Luis Horna

Portugal: Nuno Borges, Henrique Rocha, Joao Sousa, Gastao Elias, Francisco Cabral. Captain – Rui Machado

Serbia: Laslo Djere, Dusan Lajovic, Miomir Kecmanovic, Hamad Medjedovic, Nikola Cacic. Captain – Viktor Troicki

Slovakia: Alex Molcan, Lukas Klein, Jozef Kovalik, Lukas Pokorny, Igor Zelenay. Captain – Tibor Toth

Sweden: Elias Ymer, Karl Friberg, Leo Borg, Filip Bergevi, Andre Goransson. Captain – Simon Aspelin

Switzerland: Marc-Andrea Huesler, Alexander Ritschard, Antoine Bellier, Leandro Riedi. Captain – Severin Luthi

Ukraine: Vitaliy Sachko, Oleksii Krutykh, Viacheslav Bielinskyi, Vladyslav Orlov, Illya Beloborodko. Captain – Orest Tereshchuk

USA: Taylor Fritz, Sebastian Korda, Christopher Eubanks, Austin Krajicek, Rajeev Ram. Captain – Bob Bryan