Carlos Alcaraz is now closer to where he wants to be: ‘He’s a chameleon, he can do anything’
Juan Carlos Ferrero praises the unique ‘versatility’ of a multifaceted competitor who says he has not yet reached his peak
Samuel López, Alcaraz’s guide in Melbourne: ‘Carlos knows how to listen, he makes it easy for you’
The man from Alicante, Ferrero’s replacement on the Spanish bench, praises the player’s ‘joy’ and says that he should not lose his ‘spontaneity’ on and off the court
Carlos Alcaraz’s ‘spectacular’ season (with a couple of buts)
‘Maybe I struggled to handle the last part of the season,’ said the world number two as he seeks the consistency and balance to challenge Novak Djokovic’s dominance of the ATP Tour
The Carlos Alcaraz formula: Family, feet on the ground and no social media
Before a defining clash with Novak Djokovic in the French Open semifinals, the world number one’s relatives reveal his day-to-day life and preparation in Paris
Carlos Alcaraz, the last great virtuoso of tennis
The U.S. Open champion has picked up the baton from Roger Federer, Andre Agassi and the most creative players in the game with his instinctive and irrepressible style