Gilles Moretton Reinstated as French Tennis Fed President

"Gilles Moretton's Leadership Brings New Hope to French Tennis"
Moretton's Election Triumph
During the FFT's elective general assembly, the "Unis pour notre Fédération" list led by Gilles Moretton secured 61.19% of the votes cast by the elected tennis delegates from clubs and affiliated association presidents. This remarkable achievement demonstrated the strong support he received. He amassed 30,381 votes compared to Germain Roesch's 19,273, ensuring his leadership for the next four years. He was initially appointed as FFT president in February 2021, and his return to this position is seen as a turning point for French tennis.Tennis enthusiasts across the country were closely watching these elections, and Moretton's victory has sparked a sense of excitement and anticipation. His experience and leadership skills are expected to have a positive impact on the development of French tennis.
The FFT now has a new leader who is passionate about the sport and committed to its growth. Moretton's vision for the future of French tennis is likely to shape the direction of the federation in the coming years.
Expressing Gratitude
After his win, the 66-year-old took to X (formerly Twitter) to express his gratitude to his supporters. He stated, "This victory is above all that of tennis. I thank the volunteers who run our clubs every day throughout France. They chose us! We can be proud of the work accomplished. From now on, I want to talk about tennis, and continue to bring the values of this sport to life. We will continue the work started four years ago with this team."Moretton's words reflect his deep appreciation for the efforts of the volunteers and his determination to build on the progress made in the past four years. His focus on bringing the values of tennis to life is likely to resonate with players, coaches, and fans alike.
With Moretton at the helm, French tennis is poised to enter a new era. His leadership and vision will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the sport in France.