Carlos Alcaraz parts ways with coach Juan Carlos Ferrero ahead of 2026; Ferrero helped world No 1 to six Grand Slam victories and 24 career titles overall having started working with Alcaraz when he was a teenager;

A former Australian Open finalist has predicted who out of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will be more successful, pointing out a key factor that gives one superstar the edge

Hall of Fame tennis journalist Steve Flink doesn't think that coach Juan Carlos Ferrero and the rest of Carlos Alcaraz's team are too happy with the world No. 1 signing up for offseason exhibitions, knowing that the 22-year-old has often struggled in the first month of the year.

Carlos Alcaraz has been a shining light on the ATP Tour this year, winning two Grand Slam titles and securing the year-end world number one spot. The year has been defined by his battles with Jannik Sinner, with the most significant being the French Open final.

In the meantime, Carlos' 2026 schedule is gradually being defined and he seems intent on making the same choices as this year. For the time being, his presence at the Rotterdam ATP 500 (where he lifted the trophy in 2025) and Barcelona ATP 500 (where he was defeated by Holger Rune in the final this year) has been announced.