US EditionCarlos Alcaraz to Lose Huge Amount of French Open Winnings Due to Strict Laws
- Carlos Alcaraz, 22 years old, won his second Roland Garros title by defeating Jannik Sinner on Sunday in a five-set final lasting over five hours.
- The match became the longest final in French Open history and the second-longest in Grand Slam Open era history, featuring Alcaraz saving three championship points.
- Alcaraz earned £2.13 million but will lose about 30% due to French taxation rules, paying around €639,000 in tax and taking home close to €1,491,000.
- Following the conclusion of the match, Alcaraz expressed admiration for Sinner's performance, highlighting the impressive level he displayed and congratulating him and his team on a remarkable tournament.
- Alcaraz's win marks his fifth Grand Slam title, while the prize money taxation highlights challenges international athletes face in major tournaments held in France.
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Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner this past Sunday in the final of Roland Garros, a tournament that the Spanish tennis player has won for the second consecutive year. The French Grand Slam is one of the ATP dates that most money distributes in prizes, and the Murcian has taken a juicy amount for his triumph... just like the Tax Agency. The French Open spent in its 2025 edition more than 56 million on the booty of sports rewards. Thanks to hi…
Carlos Alcaraz, the new tennis prodigy is only 22 years old but he is already at the head of a dizzying fortune. By winning the finale of the simple gentlemen on the beaten ground of Roland-Garros, he has made his wallet grow again, we tell you everything...
Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz won this year's Roland Garros, but due to French laws, he will be left without a large part of the prize money. The French Open offered us one of the best tennis matches of all time, and in the end, Alcaraz defeated Sinner to win the fifth Grand Slam of his career. Both players showed why they are currently among the best in the world, and in the end Alcaraz won a total of 2.55 million euros, but he will not …
We are all Hacienda. Tennis players included. So, the Murcian Carlos Alcaraz, brand new champion of Roland Garros, will now be accountable to the Tax Agency. El Palmar's will be pocketed an amount of 2,550,000 euros for winning the French tournament prestige. However, and despite having won this money in France, almost half of that amount will end up in the hands of the Spanish Tax Agency, something that has been publicly celebrated by the Minis…
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