Carlos Alcaraz, who assured that “everything is fine”, regarding his physical condition, plans to return to normal training this Fridaywhen he returns to exercise on the court, after a few days of rest and physiotherapy sessions.
The Murcian appeared for the second consecutive day at the facilities of the All England Club, accompanied by Juan Carlos Ferrero, his coach, and by Juanjo López, his physio, for a physiotherapy and stretching session.
Arriving at the London club, and asked by EFE, Alcaraz said “everything is fine” and played down the Hurlingham defeatwhich should have been his last stop before Wimbledon.
This Wednesday’s session, which lasts two hours and where crossed paths and greeted Novak Djokovic, his main rival at Wimbledonwas marked by exercises on the right thigh, the area injured in the Queen’s final against Alex de Miñaur.
The Spanish plan, after winning Queen’s, He plans to play track again this Friday and work out the remaining days until the tournament startswhere he will start as the first seed, ahead of Novak Djokovic.
Alcaraz had to play two exhibitions at Hurlingham these days, but due to filming at Queen’s, where he played five games, and inner thigh discomfort, he declined matches against Holger Rune and Dominic Thiem.
The number one will face his rivals at Wimbledon this Friday, when the draw for the draw takes place.
Source: La Verdad
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