Sofía Araujo y Virginia Riera will face the new course together

After a campaign that happens to be the most competitive in the history of World Padel Tour, the women's circuit prepares an authentic revolution in when the number of new couples will see the light in the year 2019. For this new adventure, a project has been configured with great couples to give a lot to talk about. We refer to the one that will form Sofía Araujo and Virginia Riera. Class, power and ambition go hand in hand to dream of great goals this campaign.

Sofía Araujo (Lisboa, Portugal. 30/11/1994)

Her season would begin with Anna Cortiles. The performance of the portuguese player would go from less to more to end up reaching her best version in a remarkable final stretch of the course. Next to Meli García Truchado, in second instance, and sharing a track with who this year will be her new partner from the beginning, Virginia Riera. The Lisboner, aspires to maintain that upward line that allowed her to enter the box 11 times throughout the course. Character and power go hand in hand in this player who aspires to follow the steps of references of the Portuguese padel as Ana Catarina Nogueira.

Virginia Riera (Resistencia, El Chaco, Argentina. 27/09/1988)

Her irruption in the feminine circuit has given much to talk about. In 2018, the experienced player would share fate with Lorena Alonso and Ana Fernández de Ossó, to end the year next to Araujo. A presence in the quarterfinals would be her best result in the big dates in a year of brilliant ascent that has placed her in the 25th position of the world padel. An exquisite control and handling of the ball, are the letter of introduction of this skillful and intelligent player of drive. Her challenge that 2019 will be confirm the good omens of last year.

Riera announced her new sports project

Hola q todos!! ????

? Me gustaría comunicar que el próximo año jugaré de compañera con Sofía Araujo ??. Muy contenta de arrancar éste proyecto!! ?? y de contar con chemitamartin_81… https://t.co/plqIbgsQCc

— Virginia Riera (@VirginiaRiera) 26 de diciembre de 2018