Seven years ago, Juan Carlos Ferrero met a 15-year-old Carlos Alcaraz and helped turn him into one of the greatest players tennis has ever seen. As a result, his split with Alcaraz not only tormented him but also left a…

Juan Carlos Ferrero could finally reunite with his former protégé Carlos Alcaraz at the ATP Finals in Turin before the end of the 2026 season. The potential meeting would take place as part of the ATP's Number 1 Club year-end celebration, marking the first time the pair might cross paths since their split in December 2025.
Following the split, Ferrero took time away from coaching and rejected four offers from top-20 players, stating he will not accept coaching roles until 2027. However, rumors linking Ferrero to Alcaraz's rival Jannik Sinner have surfaced, with Ferrero acknowledging that Spanish fans might view such a future partnership negatively.
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