Carlos Alcaraz announced on Wednesday he is splitting from his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero after seven hugely successful years together with assistant coach Samuel Lopez taking over
Carlos Alcaraz and Juan Ferrero
World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz announced on Wednesday he is splitting from his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero after seven hugely successful years together with assistant coach Samuel Lopez taking over.
Alcaraz has won six Grand Slams among his 24 tour level titles under the guidance of fellow Spaniard.
“It is very difficult to write this post,” Alcaraz said on social media, with photos of the two hugging. “After more than seven years together, ‘Juanki’ and I have decided to end our story together. Thank you for making the dreams of a child become reality. Now change is coming for both of us, new adventures and new projects. I’m at peace knowing we left everything out there, that we gave everything for one another,” Alcaraz added.
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