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During the previous year, American fifth-ranked Jessica Pegula voiced her frustration by saying she felt like she was "hitting her head against the wall" on the topic, while two-time Wimbledon finalist Ons Jabeur asked if those deciding "have daughters".

Questions have continued since 2023 about whether the French Open needs to do more to highlight the women's game.

The continued inaction led newly appointed WTA chief executive Valerie Camillo to raise the issue with French Open tournament director Amelie Mauresmo, a former women's world number one, during their meeting at Roland Garros this week.

The WTA called the exchange open and productive, as Camillo stressed that women's players have produced some of the "most exciting and dynamic competition in global sport" in recent months and years.

Mauresmo has repeatedly pointed to the risk of women's matches ending "really fast" to explain the scheduling choices.

Tickets for night session matches at the 2026 tournament are available from €60 to €280 (£50 to £240).

Mauresmo has confirmed that night sessions will stay limited to one match, unlike the Australian Open and US Open, to prevent late finishes.