While you spend 10 hours a day on court, someone like you is in Bali.

In Bali, Dubai, Hong Kong or the United States. Among others.

Spain is one of the world's leading countries in racquet sports. You know that, right?

Our coaches are among the best trained in the world, with great prestige abroad. Thanks, in part, to the tennis and padel stars who were born or train here. But also because of our teaching and training system, which is valued all over the world.

And yet, in Spain it often goes unappreciated. Low salaries, long hours on court, no growth path within the club…

But listen.

Every day, 9 new padel clubs open around the world. I'm not making this up, eh? It's data from the Global Padel Report 2025 by Playtomic and PwC.

Padel is booming in countries like the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia and Japan.

Big investment groups are opening clubs and they always run into the same problem: there are no qualified coaches.

There are very strong projects all over the world looking for talent. And paying very well when they find it.

That's why Racquet-Link was born, to bring you the opportunity you've been looking for.

We have agreements with clubs all over the world.

Fast-growing clubs in places like Hong Kong, Indonesia, London or Dubai, founded by very strong investment groups, in constant search of expansion.

And they need experienced profiles to accompany them in that growth.

We also have a list of more than 800 coaches (and growing) with whom we share new job opportunities every week through our newsletter.

We've already sent more than 45 tennis and padel coaches all over the world.

Coaches who found an opportunity that let them truly grow.

Cases like Javi, who went from working in Barcelona for €18/hour to working as Head Coach in Hong Kong, becoming a key piece in a club in full expansion across Asia.

With accommodation paid by the club and earning more than €3,500/month.

And, on top of that, leading a competition team and travelling with it across Asia.

Not every case is like that. But in every case, coaches improve their conditions and prospects A LOT compared to their previous position in Spain.

(Otherwise they wouldn't go, of course.)

— “And why should I move abroad?”

You don't have to go.

But if you're interested, here's what's out there:

• Better conditions and a role with more responsibility in a growing club • Build a financial cushion that gives you peace of mind for the future • Gain experience that, when you return to Spain, will open doors to positions you can't access now • In some cases, combine coaching and competing: it's much easier to play international events or tournaments in emerging countries with very good prize money • Personal growth. If you've already lived in another country, you know. • Grow your network. We'll connect you with Spaniards from the racquet world living in your destination city

In short: better quality of life, growth and experience. Both on and off the court.

“And how do I find out about the offers you have open?” Subscribe below and we'll email you the positions we have right now.

You don't have to decide to leave today. But if you've read this far, you're interested. Subscribe and, at the very least, stay on top of the options we have.

Plus, every Tuesday at 12:15 we'll send you an email with new positions and news about the tennis and padel industry abroad.

See you inside. Marina and Álvaro.

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