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Fernando Belasteguín, the most decorated padel player in history, has chosen Andorra for his latest project. The Argentine legend presented the Bela Padel Center Andorra in Encamp on Tuesday, a €5 million facility with nine indoor courts, a gym, restaurant, and parking. Located next to the FAF’s Nou Estadi, the complex is slated to open between spring and summer 2027.
“We were very clear that we wanted to come to Andorra with our philosophy and help expand this sport,” Belasteguín said. The facility is designed to be more than a padel club—it aims to become a community hub open all day. The indoor courts ensure year-round play, crucial in a country affected by winter weather.
The investment comes at a time of growth for padel in Andorra. The Andorran Padel Federation closed 2025 with 406 new licenses and ten national tournaments. High-profile players like Javier Saviola, Carles Puyol, and MotoGP rider Raúl Fernández are among regular players in the principality.
Belasteguín’s project has a 25-year exploitation contract, and construction has already begun. The Bela Padel Center is expected to become a reference for the sport in the region.
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