Overview
- Juan Carlos Ferrero disclosed that year-end contract disagreements were not negotiated face to face and both sides chose to part ways.
- Ferrero said he feels hurt by the decision yet left open the possibility of working with Carlos Alcaraz again in the future.
- Reports pointing to Alcaraz’s father as a key factor drew a brief response from him, saying that everyone is free to opine based on what they know.
- Carlos Alcaraz is already training with a new technical team led by Samuel López, preparing for 2026 with the Australian Open in his sights and the world No. 1 ranking to defend.
- Rafael Nadal characterized Alcaraz as more unpredictable compared with Jannik Sinner’s methodical style and said he has not closed the door on occasional exhibition appearances.