Overview
- The seven-year partnership ended shortly after Alcaraz capped 2025 with eight titles and the year-end No. 1 ranking.
- Ferrero says renegotiation talks exposed irreconcilable contractual and structural differences and that a lack of further discussion led both sides to stop.
- He rejects claims about academy conflicts or demands to relocate training to Villena and says finances were not his priority.
- Ferrero describes himself as hurt, plans a brief hiatus before considering offers, and stresses a cordial relationship with Alcaraz’s camp.
- Samuel López, already part of the setup, is directing preseason work in Murcia, with local reports indicating the team may assess additional coaching options without a new hire confirmed.