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Adrian Mannarino has a clothing sponsor! Lefty to debut with Celio at Mutua Madrid Open

The world No. 20 won't stray too far away from his iconic plain t-shirt fit by the looks of it.

ByBaseline Staff

Published Apr 25, 2024

It had to happen eventually: Adrian Mannarino has found the right fit.

The world No. 20 is set to debut a new clothing sponsor after signing with Celio. The French men’s clothing brand revealed the new partnership earlier this week, even embracing Mannarino’s nickname of the “divine bald” in making the announcement.

And by the looks of it, the 35-year-old won’t be straying too far away from the plain t-shirt look fans have grown accustomed to seeing him rock on the court. Talk about sticking to one’s brand identity!

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Mannarino’s compatriots Benoit Paire and Jules Marie have previously signed on with Celio.

The left-hander’s new collaboration will officially launch at the Mutua Madrid Open this weekend. The 19th-seeded Mannarino faces Felix Auger-Aliassime in his opener after the Canadian rallied to take his first-round match over Yoshihito Nishioka Thursday.

Mannarino is looking to get back on track, having dropped five of his past six matches. He advanced to the round of 16 at this year’s Australian Open by winning three consecutive five-set matches.