Aryna Sabalenka is all set for the upcoming 2026 French Open.
The Belarusian player teased fans with an exciting post showcasing her 2026 Roland Garros kit.
In her latest Instagram post, the 28-year-old player, often dubbed the “queen of Tennis social media,” proudly introduced her custom Nike kit for the upcoming Grand Slam tournament.
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The video first showed Sabalenka in a sleek all-black outfit before transitioning into a “supersuit.”
The tennis dress featured a black-and-red design with mesh detailing, giving the ensemble a flowy effect as she moved.
“My @nike supersuit for @rolandgarros,” she captioned her post.
This sparked a wave of admiration from fans, who were thrilled to see the kit make its debut on the court.
“Hi, we’re obsessed,” the Tennis Channel remarked.
“Ready to see you take on the court in your super suit,” Nike commented.
“MY GODNESSSSSSS,” a follower said.
“You look gorgeous. You’ll be turning a lot of heads!” an Instagram user echoed.
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The same was true for another fan who pointed out, “OMG!!! Now we are talking about it! That is the outfit for the queen @nike the last ones were not nice.”
“Finally, Nike made justice to this queen,” a fan expressed the same sentiment.
Last year, the World No. 1 made a bold claim about her collaboration with Nike.
In a press interview following the 2025 WTA Finals championship match, Sabalenka jokingly expressed frustration over the design plans for 2026, implying that the collection might not be as exciting or creative as expected.
Aryna Sabalenka with her singles finalist trophy after the singles finals at King Saud University Indoor Arena during day eight of the WTA Finals Riyadh.Clicks Images/Getty Images
“People loved it, which is important,” she said, after a reporter asked about the cutout dress she was wearing at the time, adding, “Unfortunately, next season it just it’s not going to be that special for me.”
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After a reporter asked, “Why?” the tennis superstar answered, “Exactly! Maybe we should just start messaging Nike on Instagram and like putting some pressure on, but let’s wait for 2027 because that year is going to be sick.”
Regardless of her initial reaction to the 2026 kit, the four-time Grand Slam champion delivered in her latest collaboration with Nike, which has since received positive feedback from fans.
On the other hand, the French Open is scheduled from May 24 to June 7 in Paris.
The tournament will kick off with the first-round matches and will end with the men’s singles final on Sunday, June 6.
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As for the women’s singles, the final is scheduled for Saturday, June 6.
This story was originally published by Parade on May 8, 2026, where it first appeared in the News section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.