Overview
- Juan Carlos Ferrero said the breakup stemmed from disagreements over a new 2026 contract and from never sitting down to resolve them with Alcaraz’s camp.
- He described himself as hurt by the decision but emphasized mutual respect and did not rule out a future reunion.
- Coverage notes there were no substantive talks with Alcaraz’s father, who replied to speculation by saying everyone is free to opine.
- Carlos Alcaraz remains ATP world No. 1 and is preparing for 2026 with a support team led by Samuel López, with the Australian Open approaching.
- Rafael Nadal contrasted Alcaraz’s spectacular, higher‑risk style with Jannik Sinner’s methodical consistency, defended Alcaraz’s season‑long regularity, and said exhibitions are possible if he prepares properly.