Overview
- The world No. 1 said the separation was mutual, calling it a chapter that had to end after seven years together.
- He framed the move as an internal team decision and confirmed Samuel "Samu" López as his primary coach.
- Alcaraz noted he has worked with López for a year and reported no changes to his preseason routines.
- Ferrero has said differences over contract terms contributed to the professional split, according to an interview with Marca.
- Tournament organizers scheduled Alcaraz to face Australian Adam Walton on Sunday night in Melbourne for his opening match.