There is not a sequence, not a point where the gaze of Carlos Alcaraz does not meet that of his coach under cap, Juan Carlos Ferrero. Wedged in the front row, to the far right of the player’s box, the former Spanish world No. and Virginia, the parents of “Carlitos”, decided to let el niño go from El Palmar, 115 kilometers away, to Equelite Academy in Ferrero. Since then, the child prodigy, who will try to dethrone Novak Djokovic this Sunday at Wimbledon, has grown prodigiously well, flourished in a relationship of trust and total respect with his coach, which goes well beyond the fundamentals of the game.
