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Padel in Albania

Padel courts nationwide
9
Padel clubs nationwide
3
Clubs listed on PadelTerra
2
Cities covered
1

National figures: FIP World Padel Report 2025, June 2025.

Padel in Albania is young and centred on Tirana. The International Padel Federation's World Padel Report 2025 counts 9 courts at 3 clubs. The sport's governing body is the Albania Padel Federation, which the International Padel Federation lists as a member from 2023.

The first club was Albania Padel Group, which opened in December 2021 on the outskirts of Tirana. In September 2022 The Padel Paper reported four courts and 600 members, 80% of them Albanian residents. The club's booking page now lists five indoor courts.

In May 2026 Albania hosted its first FIP Platinum event, with the courts set up in Skanderbeg Square in central Tirana (FIP). Franco Stupaczuk and Mike Yanguas won the men's title, and Marina Guinart and Verónica Virseda won the women's. FIP reported nearly 20,000 spectators. The four tournament courts were built to stay as a legacy for the federation.

Our listings cover the two Tirana clubs whose details we could confirm on their own websites. Both take online bookings.

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Common questions

Who governs padel in Albania?

The Albania Padel Federation, a padel-specific body separate from the Albanian Tennis Federation. The International Padel Federation lists it as a member, affiliated in 2023.

How many padel courts are there in Albania?

The International Padel Federation's World Padel Report 2025 counts 9 courts and 3 clubs in Albania.

When did padel arrive in Albania?

Albania Padel Group opened its club outside Tirana in December 2021. The Padel Paper reported in September 2022 that it had four courts and 600 members, most of them Albanian residents.

Has Albania hosted a professional padel tournament?

Yes. FIP Platinum Albania was played in Skanderbeg Square, Tirana, on 26–30 May 2026. The four courts built for it were kept as a permanent legacy for the Albanian federation.