Guy Forget is about to resign as France's Davis Cup captain, L’Equipe reports. Forget will reportedly leave the position he has had held since 1999 to become tournament director of the BNP Paribas Bercy/Paris Masters. L’Equipe mentioned a series of names who might succeed Forget, including Henri Leconte, Thierry Tulasne, Cedric Pioline, Lionel Roux, Nicolas Escude, Arnaud Clement, Sebastien Grosjean and Amelie Mauresmo.
Report: France's Forget to step down as captain
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Published Nov 11, 2011