Overview
- After seven years and 24 titles, both parties ended the partnership following failed end‑of‑year renegotiation on future terms, according to Ferrero.
- The coach says finances were discussed but were not his priority, and he plans a short break before considering new projects.
- Ferrero emphasizes there was no breakdown in trust or performance and leaves the door open to future contact with Alcaraz.
- Samuel López, already part of the team, has stepped up as lead coach and is running Alcaraz’s pre‑season work in Murcia.
- Alcaraz resumed training and posted holiday greetings without addressing the split, as his father declined to detail the decision beyond saying each person is free to share their view.