Just a day after announcing the end of his long-standing partnership with Juan Carlos Ferrero, Carlos Alcaraz was already back where he feels most comfortable - on court, smiling and moving forward. The 22-year-old resumed off-season training in Murcia alongside close friend and fellow player Flavio Cobolli.

Carlos Alcaraz is never far from the spotlight. Known for his explosive serve and headline-making moments on court, the tennis star has been buzzing in the news lately after parting ways with his coach,

Carlos Alcaraz wanted to play in front of an energetic crowd at the inaugural Miami Invitational. The No. 1 men’s tennis player got his wish, drawing a roar of applause when he stepped onto the court and electric cheers throughout an exhibition event Monday night at loanDepot Park,

Carlos Alcaraz is the best tennis player in the world right now, currently placed first in the ATP rankings. In 2025, the Spaniard clinched eight ATP Tour-level titles, two of which came on the very biggest stages in the sport.

Carlos Alcaraz is never far from the spotlight. Known for his explosive serve and headline-making moments on court, the tennis star has been buzzing in the news lately after parting ways with his coach,

Ferrero and Lopez won an ATP Award for Coach of the Year this term, and it has been followed up by another excellent honour. As well as their ATP Award for Coach of the Year, Ferrero and Lopez have also been awarded by the International Tennis Coaches Hall of Fame.

At 22, Alcaraz is actually the third-youngest player to reach 50 career weeks at No. 1 in ATP rankings history. Australia's Lleyton Hewitt holds the record, reaching that milestone at 21, and American Jim Courier was a slightly younger 22 than Alcaraz when he hit that number.