Carlos Alcaraz’s Ex-Coach Reveals Who He Wants To Mentor After Repeatedly Rejecting Flavio Cobolli
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Juan Carlos Ferrero has not closed the door to train Sinner or Rafa Jódar next season in an interview granted on the occasion of the presentation of his new book: ‘Winning Mentality’. In the conversation, Carlos Alcaraz’s former coach spoke about the reasons for his breakup, which he today is number 3 in the world, and the facets in which he had to work to improve as a tennis player and person. Everything indicates that Juan Carlos Ferrero will …
Carlos Alcaraz’s Ex-Coach Reveals Who He Wants To Mentor After Repeatedly Rejecting Flavio Cobolli
On Tuesday, September 15, Juan Carlos Ferrero spoke to Movistar+ on the sidelines of Real Madrid’s 3-2 win over Elche, and since then everyone has been coming up with their own theories. The former Spanish world No. 1 announced he will return to coaching next season but didn’t say with whom. Names like Jannik Sinner, […]
"He is not over the breakup" - Carlos Alcaraz fans brutally slam Juan Carlos Ferrero over Jannik Sinner comparison
Juan Carlos Ferrero has stirred controversy after weighing in on the debate over who the best player is between his former protégé Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Former number one tennis player in the world Juan Carlos Ferrero does not plan to rush back to the coaching job, but he did not close the door to a new engagement. Carlos Alcaraz's former trainer is currently committed to other projects, including his first book, "Winning Mental," but he's already thinking about what his next step might be.
Juan Carlos Ferrero doesn't close the door to Jannik Sinner. Indeed, just a few months from the possible return to the circuit, Carlos Alcaraz's former coach returns to talk about the possibility of...
Sinner's coaches are currently Simone Wanjozzi and Darren Cahill, but the Australian specialist is in his box this season due to a subsequent agreement to extend the cooperation for another year. His stay is uncertain for 2027 and one of the main candidates for his successor is Ferrero.
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