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Reigning Wimbledon champion Linda Noskova and world No.4 Ben Shelton have also announced that they are set to join two-time champion Carlos Alcaraz at next year's HSBC Championships.

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Noskova aims to build on Wimbledon success

At 21-years-old, Noskova became the youngest Wimbledon women’s singles champion since 2011 after beating fellow Czech Karolina Muchova in the final.

Her first Grand Slam victory and winning the Berlin Open title on grass just a few weeks prior, led Noskova to secure a new career-high ranking at world No.6.

"Making my debut at the HSBC Championships in 2027 is going to be a really special moment,” she said. “Grass is a surface I've grown to love and I've heard so many great things about The Queen’s Club. I'm excited to finally experience it for myself.”

This year, she is set to qualify for the WTA Finals for the first time as one of the best eight WTA players across the season.

Noskova also led the Czech team that won this year’s Billie Jean King Cup, beating Great Britain, Spain and Ukraine at the Finals in Shenzhen.

“This season has been incredible for many reasons, lifting my first Wimbledon title and winning the Billie Jean King Cup with my country. Those moments are why we play the sport and it’s made me even more excited for what’s to come next year.”

Shelton set for title challenge in West London

Shelton is enjoying the best season of his career and has cemented his place as one of the very best in the world.

The American is at a career-high world No.4 ranking and has won four ATP titles this year, including the Canadian Open ATP Masters 1000, Dallas, Munich, and a first grass court title in Stuttgart.

In September, he also reached his first Grand Slam final at the US Open, defeating Alcaraz and Frances Tiafoe before losing out to now world No.1 Alexander Zverev in the final.

“Playing at The Queen’s Club is one of the most unique experiences of the grass court season, so I’m excited to be coming back to London next year,” Shelton said.

“The atmosphere is awesome, the fans bring so much energy and it's a great event to be a part of.

“Winning my first grass court title in Stuttgart was a huge milestone and I'm excited to keep building on that. I've taken some big steps forward over the past year but there’s a lot more still to come.”

Shelton boasts one of the best serves on tour and an aggressive game style that’s well suited for the grass. In his fourth appearance at The Queen’s Club, he’ll be amongst the favourites to lift the title.