Good news about Carlos Alcaraz’s immediate future

On Tuesday, Carlos Alcaraz announced his withdrawal for the Monte Carlo Masters 1000. The Murcian tennis player reported through his social networks that “post-traumatic arthritis in my left hand and muscular discomfort in the spine requiring rest“will prevent him from taking part in the first tournament of the European clay court tour.

Well, after a few days his recovery seems to be going strong. That same Friday, his colleagues from Eurosport recorded him training in the facilities of the Real Murcia tennis club, where in recent days he has been a luxury spectator at the Challenger tournament taking place this week.

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In the pictures he can be seen without bandages and training with intensitywhich suggests that he will have no problems dealing with the following stops towards Roland Garros with maximum guarantees.

If so, his reappearance will come the week of April 17the day in which a new edition of the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell-Trofeo Conde de Godó begins, a tournament in which he defends the title achieved in 2022 and in which it is also hoped that Rafa Nadal will finally be seen again, who also resigned in Monte Carlo after thinking about it He is still not “in a position to play with maximum guarantees”.

The Mutua Madrid Open and the Masters 1000 in Rome will be the last two stops before descending on Pariswhere Alcaraz, Nadal and Djokovic started as top favorites to win the second Grand Slam of the season.