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With players already gearing up for the 2021 season, ATP is working hard to prepare for its start-of-season schedule. With a Open d’Australie probably postponed in February, the ATP must be patient and above all consider several options. According to, Jean-françois Caujolle, tournament director Marseille, as he revealed in the show Wireless on Winamax that the authorities should announce the calendar of the first quarter 2021 to players on Saturday and make it public made public on Sunday or Monday.

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According to Jean-Francois Caujolle, Marseille tournament director, new ATP calendar will be presented to the players on Saturday. Official announcement is expected on Sunday evening or Monday morning. https://t.co/gtY9iN1TWJ

– Michal Samulski (@MichalSamulski) December 11, 2020

February 8 seems, at present, to be the date chosen for the start of theOpen d’Australie if we believe the information of the media The Age. Which would not be without upsetting the ATP calendar because the players would be required to arrive between January 15 and 17, Open South of France which is supposed to start on February 1st, but also for tournaments of Pune, Cordoba, Rotterdam, New-York, Buenos Aires, l’Marseille Open 13, Rio and Delray Beach supposed to take place between February 1 and 21 will not be able to take place, at least on the dates plannedit is. On the WTA side, it is the tournaments in Hua Hin and Saint Petersburg that would be affected by the problem since they are scheduled for the week of February 8. If the Marseille Open has already tried to look for new dates, it seems that the one in Delray Beach is launching the season as the tournament had tweeted, but the tweet has since been deleted.

We received Jean-François Caujolle in Sans Filet. The release of the ATP calendar for the first quarter of 2021 should be released no later than Monday morning. pic.twitter.com/mKFlgobtDq

— Marie Dib Beljean (@MarieBeljean) December 11, 2020