When Carlos Alcaraz made history and became the youngest man to earn a major trophy on all three surfaces—clay, hard, and grass—at the French Open last year, he did so under the guidance of another French Open winner: his coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero. Ferrero, also a former Spanish professional tennis player, has been coaching Alcaraz since 2019.

Juan Carlos Ferrero, ahead of Carlos Alcaraz’s mouth-watering US Open clash with Novak Djokovic, has emerged to rate their time in New York so far. For many, this has been a perfect tournament for the 22-year-old, storming through the draw without looking troubled at all.

Juan Carlos Ferrero had a bold take while placing his bets on who would take the victory in the match between his mentee, Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic at the semifinal of the US Open.

A tennis champion and a golf champion. Carlos Alcaraz is doing everything right these days, even beating his compatriot Sergio Garcia in a doubles match on the green

His coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, has now analyzed his performance at the tournament. Alcaraz’s goal at the Roland Garros is to lift the title for the second time in a row in the French capital.

One of those defeats came in the Wimbledon final, when Jannik Sinner came from a set down to end Alcaraz’s reign at SW19. It was Alcaraz’s first loss at Wimbledon in three years, and the Spaniard sat down with his team to have a crucial conversation, which has already transformed his season.

Sergio played together with Alcaraz's tennis coach Juan Carlos Ferreira, while the young tennis player teamed up with Garcia's LIV Golf teammate David Puig.

Former World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz has faced the ire of fans for his frequent participation in exhibition matches, and the Spaniard is set to compete in another exhibition match this weekend.