Magnus Carlsen plays this year's revived Qatar Masters

The Qatar Masters will be back on the calendar in 2023 after a break of eight years. With a $110,000 prize fund, it will likely be one of the strongest open tournaments of the year, especially as Magnus Carlsen himself has confirmed his participation.

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