In February, Leo Borg debuted in a tournament in Bergamo, Italy, on the Challenger Tour, rising during the ATP Tour. The DC captain already has his eyes on the legendary Björn Borg's soon-to-be 17-year-old son and when Söderling visits the double player Markus Eriksson in Gothenburg this week, Borg is also expected to join and train, just like some other top juniors.

TT: Do you see him (Borg) as current?

- Not for the Davis Cup team as it looks now. Sure, it's a while until November but no, in terms of play he's not there yet to take a seat. But he is definitely one of two, three players who are most interested in being entered into the Davis Cup team within x number of years, says Söderling.

But there are more.

- Måns Dahlberg is a guy who has done really well, an exciting player. He was born the same year as Leo (2003). Obviously, it's important for me to keep a close eye on the best juniors from the age of 17-18 - those who will be the Davis Cup team of the future. When we can start working really well (after corona) the idea is that I should spend quite a bit of time on that too.

Crazy tennis match - 12 strokes over the roofs:

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