The third brother, Sergio, is also a skilled athlete and has stood out in soccer, in the local team RED El Palmar CF, while the youngest, Jaime Alcarazis the one most likely to follow in Carlos’ footsteps since, although he has barely entered his teens, he has won tournaments on the Rafa Nadal Tour and has participated twice in the IMG Future Stars Invitational, where only The most promising players under 12 years of age in the world are invited.
Going back to Alcaraz Sr., he was the one who put a racket in Carlos’s hand from the age of four and yesterday, just after seeing his son win Roland Garros, he confessed in the microphones of Sports Carousel that “It has surprised us since we were very little, since it started… Sometimes it is difficult to explain a little what he achieves, but well, very happy and very happy for everything he is achieving at a young age and, above all, that he enjoys it. This is a long career and little by little.”
Despite being the main person responsible for transferring the passion for sport to his son, as soon as he saw that he had the possibility of dedicating his life to it, something that he could not do, he stepped aside and let him fly alone. .
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“He has always taken into account that the professional issue must be separated from the family issue, “He knows a lot about tennis and has always been apart,” the champion said about his father. Thus, Carlos Sr. first let the tennis coach Kiko Navarro train him in Murcia, who was with him from the age of 9 to 15, and in 2018 was placed in the hands of former tennis player Juan Carlos Ferrero and moved to live and train at his academy in Villena, just over an hour by road from where he grew up.
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