Today is a difficult day. One of those days when it’s hard to find the words. Saying goodbye is never easy, especially when so many experiences have been shared.
We worked hard, grew together and shared unforgettable moments. I want to express my gratitude for the time, trust, learning experiences and, above all, for the people who supported me during this journey.
I leave with laughter, challenges overcome, conversations, support in difficult times and the satisfaction of having been part of something unique. Today marks the end of a very important chapter in my life. I close it with nostalgia, but also with pride and enthusiasm for what awaits me.
I know that everything I’ve been through has prepared me to be better. Thank you, Carlos, for your trust and your effort. Your competitive spirit made me feel very special. I wish you all the best, both professionally and personally.
Thanks also to the entire team for making my job easier during all these years. With you, I learned that work is not just about tasks or results, but about the people who work alongside you.
Each of you has left an indelible mark on me. We form a formidable team despite the difficulties. I am sure they will continue to be successful.
I would have loved to continue. I am convinced that good memories and wonderful people always meet again. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Ferrero opted for the Murcian, whom he helped reach the Top 100 in 2021 and win his first ATP title in Umag, in 2021, and his first Masters 1000, in Miami, in 2022. It was the beginning of the explosion of Carlos Alcaraz, 22 years old, with twenty-four titles behind him, including six Grand Slam titles, two United States Opens, two Wimbledon titles and two from Roland Garros.
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