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Juan Carlos Ferrero in an in-depth interview: “I could return alongside Carlos at some point”
The pain caused by the abrupt end of his partnership with Carlos Alcaraz is beginning to ease, says Juan Carlos Ferrero, who is looking ahead and ruling nothing out: he could one day coach Jannik Sinner. Or he could work again with Alcaraz himself.
“Doors shouldn’t be slammed shut with a blunt no, should they? Just as I could work with Carlos again at some point in the future — who knows — I could also (…) work with Jannik,” Ferrero told CLAY in a phone interview from Bahrain, also published by RG Media.
A former world No. 1 and champion of Roland Garros and the Davis Cup, Ferrero spoke about his new role as coach to a promising young Spanish golfer, Ángel Ayora, clarified still-unsettled aspects of his split with Alcaraz, and referred to the work Samuel López is doing as the new coach of the world No. 1.
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"We’ll be working together on the mental side of performance and professional development," the 45-year-old shared.
When his incredibly successful collaboration with Carlos Alcaraz came to an end this past December, Juan Carlos Ferrero’s inbox was surely flooded with interest in his services.
Over their seven-plus years together, Ferrero was the guiding voice that helped Alcaraz reach the top of the ATP rankings and win a pair of titles each at Wimbledon, Roland Garros and the US Open among numerous successes. As Ferrero’s former protégé now chases a Career Grand Slam at the Australian Open without him (Alcaraz is through to the quarterfinals), the highly-respected coach has found his next project.
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