Carlos Alcaraz already sees the light at the end of the tunnel. After 94 days unemployed due to two injuries, a muscle tear in the abdomen and a problem in the semimembranosus muscle of the right leg, the Murcian leaves this Thursday for Buenos Aires. Due to the time change, he will land a day later in Argentine lands.
There he is the headliner of the Argentina Open, which has other prominent names such as Cameron Norrie, Lorenzo Musetti and the local Diego Schwartzman, among others.
Alcaraz will be accompanied by Antonio Martínez Cascaleswho will act as a coach in the Open 250 and also in the Rio Open. Then Juan Carlos Ferrero will take over, who will be present in Acapulco and the first two Masters 1000 in Indian Wells and Miami.
Carlitos was injured on Wednesday, January 4, in a fortuitous gesture in the final part of his training with the young American Darwin Blanch.
For this reason, he lost the Australian Open, which cost him the ATP title in favor of Novak Djokovic. Since then, he started a time trial to be ready as soon as possible.
Seeing the positive evolution with his team, the tennis player added the Argentina Open to his calendar. Exempt from the first round as the top seed, It will not debut until Wednesday the 15th.
Alcaraz, who returned to training at the Equelite Academy in Villena on January 20, has gone from less to more in his training. Four days later, he came to practice with David Ferrer, the current Davis Cup coach.
Last week he was crushed next to the Belgian Gilles Arnaud Bailly, the junior world number one and finalist of the last US Open against Martín Landaluce.
These days he practices with the American Ulises Blanch, number 323 on the lists.
