Patrick Mouratoglou’s Gala: Over 300,000 euros raised for young tennis talents

The 12th edition of Patrick Mouratoglou’s Annual Charity Gala was held on June 21 in Biot, within the Mouratoglou Academy & Resort. The event brought together personalities from sports, music and entertainment to support young players accompanied by the Champ’seed foundation. Over 300,000 euros were collected on this occasion.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Mouratoglou Academy, Patrick Mouratoglou organized the 12th edition of the Annual Charity Gala within the Biot sports complex. Three decades after the academy’s beginnings in the Paris region, the evening highlighted the work carried out in favor of training young hopefuls in world tennis.

The Champ’seed foundation, created in 2014, was at the heart of this edition. The organization supports young players with high potential by financing training, schooling and sports monitoring.

More than twenty personalities participated in the event. Among the guests were notably Stefanos Tsitsipas and Holger Rune, two players who trained at Patrick Mouratoglou’s facilities.

Artists and entertainment personalities also attended, including GIMS, Shy’m, Jérémy Frérot, Bob Sinclar, Jarry, Boris Kodjoe, Nicole Ari Parker, Darko Perić and Ricky Whittle. The sports world was also represented with Clarisse Agbegnenou, Dimitri Payet, Ludovic Giuly, Samir Aït Saïd, Benoît Paire and Cyril Benzaquen.

Throughout the weekend, participants took part in various activities combining tennis, padel, meetings and a Pro-Am tournament on the courts of the Mouratoglou Academy.

Over 300,000 euros for the Champ’seed foundation

Thanks to the mobilization of guests, partners and sponsors, over 300,000 euros were raised for the benefit of the Champ’seed foundation.

Since its creation, the organization has raised over five million euros to support young players from all over the world. Among former beneficiaries are now Stefanos Tsitsipas, Holger Rune and Coco Gauff, winner of Roland-Garros 2025.

The foundation currently supports a new generation of international players, including Arthur Salafa for France, Victoria Barros for Brazil, Carel Ngounoue for the United States and Thijs Boogaard for the Netherlands.

This new edition of the gala made it possible to recall the objective carried by Champ’seed: supporting young talent in their sporting journey and giving them the means to continue their development towards the highest level.