Alcaraz and Ferrero Part Ways After 7 Years of Tennis Triumphs

World tennis number one Carlos Alcaraz and his coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, have ended their successful partnership after seven years. Together, they achieved 24 titles, including six Grand Slams. Alcaraz now aims to surpass Rafa Nadal's record as he prepares for upcoming challenges, including the Australian Open.

Tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz, who holds the top spot in world rankings, has parted ways with his long-time coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero. Their seven-year partnership brought remarkable success, amassing 24 titles and six Grand Slam victories.

The split, announced on Wednesday, marks a pivotal moment in Alcaraz's career. A former world number one himself, Ferrero began coaching Alcaraz at 15, molding him into a versatile player capable of excelling on various surfaces. Their collaboration ends as Alcaraz prepares to compete in the Australian Open.

The 22-year-old Spaniard expressed gratitude to Ferrero, highlighting the achievements and growth they experienced together. Amid aspirations to surpass Rafael Nadal, Alcaraz aims to become the youngest to achieve a complete Grand Slam set. Both Alcaraz and Ferrero are hinted to explore new opportunities, although no new coach for Alcaraz has been announced.

(With inputs from agencies.)