How To Watch 2024 Transylvania Open Cluj Featuring Pliskova, Parks, Maria & more
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The Transylvania Open is returning to the calendar for the fourth year in a row despite initial doubts about the tournament's presence for the 2024 season.
But the event will be held in the winter instead of autumn. Therefore, this year's Transylvania Open will be in Cluj-Napoca, one of Romania's most vibrant cities. WTA players have voted this tournament among the best in the 250 category, and it's not a surprise that they love going back there.
With 2023 champion Tamara Korpatch not expected to feature after missing from the initial entry list, there is a possibility of crowning a new champion at the 2024 Transylvania Open. In this article, we shall share the relevant information for this tournament.
When Does The 2024 Transylvania Open Cluj Start?
The 2024 Transylvania Open in Cluj will run from Monday, February 5th, with some first-round matches till Sunday, February 11th, when the singles final will be held. The tournament is held on indoor hard courts at the BTarena.
Who Is Playing The 2024 Transylvania Open Cluj?
There have been quite a few changes from the initial entry list, but the seeded list remains unchanged. Therefore, Dutch veteran Arantxa Rus will spearhead the lineup as the top seed. Germany's Tatjana Maria will also feature, with big-serving American Alycia Parks set to feature.
Former World No. 1 Karolina Pliskova is a surprise entrant, but the Czech desperately needs wins, having fallen outside the world's Top 70. The 2022 champion, Anna Blinkova, will return after skipping last year's event.
What Is The Prize Money For The 2024 Transylvania Open Cluj?
The 28 women competing at the Transylvania Open Cluj will compete for a fraction of the $267,082 in prize money. The champion in Cluj will make $35,250 and receive 250 ranking points. Full details of the prize money have been released.
Where To Watch The 2024 Transylvania Open Cluj?
The WTA TV will provide a live stream for this tournament at a subscription of $9.99 for international viewers.
Africa: Supersport does not have a live broadcast. Therefore, fans will need to purchase a subscription to WTA TV.
Canada: DAZN has streaming rights for non-Grand Slam events in Canada.
MENA Region: Tennis fans in the Middle East can watch this tournament on BeIN Sports.
UK: Live access will be exclusive on Sky Sports.
USA: Tennis Channel Plus.
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