Carlos Alcaraz is parting ways with his coach: who will lead the champion's team.
17.12.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
17.12.2025
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Changes in Carlos Alcaraz's career
CARLOS ALCARAZ has decided to change direction in his career, announcing the end of his collaboration with coach Juan Carlos Ferrero. The Spanish tennis player, who is only 22, won six Grand Slam titles during their eight years of working together. Overall, Alcaraz has won 24 titles in his career, spent 50 weeks at the top position of the world ranking, and earned a silver medal at the Olympic Games.Alcaraz has determined that it is time for changes in his coaching staff.Carlos Alcaraz continues his fight on the tennis courts, and undoubtedly, finding a new coach to help him reach new heights is currently important. These changes may impact his future performances, as a mentor plays a key role in every athlete's career. Will Alcaraz be able to find the right coach to continue his winning streak – that remains an open question.
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