Latest news confirmed about Carlos Alcaraz and his chances at competing Madrid Open

In winning Indian Wells, Carlos Alcaraz displayed his finest tennis since winning Wimbledon the previous year. The latter half of 2023 and the first few months of 2024 were not kind to Carlitos. But just as he appeared to be experiencing the sensations, he hurt his arm due to the balls changing hands between competitions (imagine how many injuries there are in tennis today as a result of the balls’ non-unification!). and was unable to begin the clay court tour of Europe;

His goal is now to compete in the Madrid Open after being unable to participate in Barcelona or Monte Carlo. Colleagues of Relay claim that starting this Saturday, the Spaniard will put to the test in the Caja Mágica with training sessions aimed at determining whether or not he is ready to compete in the Madrid Masters 1000. Naturally, the goal is to reach Roland Garros as soon as possible, so in no situation will force knowing that Rome still has to get into a rhythm before Paris

Regardless, Carlitos still has time to choose whether or not to play in the Madrid Open because he won’t make his debut until Friday or Saturday of the following week. We’ll see if Madrid, which Barcelona hasn’t been able to do, can rely on Nadal and Alcaraz in this final draw. Good vibes are emanating from Rafa’s training in the Caja Mágica, and all signs point to him playing. We’ll keep you updated on Alcaraz’s development.