(Image: Google Street View)
Less than a tenth of the prize money at Wimbledon. This is how much the modest apartment of winner Carlos Alcaraz costs. The 20-year-old Spaniard still lives at home with his parents in Murcia, above a doner shop.
The collection of crown jewels of the new tennis king is undoubtedly worth more than the treasury it guards. And actually, the Rolex watches from Carlos Alcaraz are still relatively affordable compared to the watches on the wrists of other colleagues on the tennis circuit. But the home of the brand new Wimbledon champion is also a lot more modest than Novak Djokovic’s real estate portfolio.
Carlos Alcaraz’s apartment
In a modest apartment above Turquesa Kebab & Pizzas in Molina de Segura, a suburb of the Spanish city of Murcia. The young number one in the tennis world lives there with his parents. Unfortunately, we cannot confirm on the basis of the Spanish Thuisbezorgd whether Carlos Alcaraz himself often buys a hairdresser in the doner shop; no Carlos has ever left a review.
The @Wimbledon Sensation @carlosalcaraz gets to his Home Sweet Home in El Palmar, (Murcia).
The love is palpable. ♥️
The air is filled with joy. ????
The spirit is so so high. ????
Champions Sweat It Out. ????@IndTennisDaily @usopen @TennisChannel— Dr Rohan S Monis (@rohan_monis) July 18, 2023
From the airport in Murcia all the way to the threshold of his front door, fans and the Spanish press were waiting for ‘Carlito’. But his blistering battle in the Wimbledon final against Novak Djokovic had clearly left its mark. Tired but amiable as ever, Carlos Alcaraz waved the questions from the press. However, he could make the supporters in the street below coo with pleasure when he later appeared on the balcony of his modest abode.
???? Alcaraz’s warm welcome to his native Murcia after his success at Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/MErHajHbAZ
— The Debate (@eldebate_com) July 18, 2023
According to British quality newspaper Independent The Wimbledon champion’s apartment would be worth just under £200,000, less than a tenth of what Carlos Alcaraz brought home from London. The winner of the prestigious grand slam tournament receives 2.35 million pounds, which is about 2.7 million euros.
Calle Pintor Muñoz Barberán, the street where Carlos Alcaraz lives (Image: Google Street View)
Also read which celebrities brightened up the Wimbledon final with their stylish presence. Or check how much a beer and a sausage roll actually cost at the tennis tournament.
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