I asked him to remember that he is a tennis player," Ferrero responded when asked where Alcaraz was.
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Juan Carlos Ferrero gave an interview to the Spanish network Cadena Ser. When asked about Carlos Alcaraz's current state, his coach humorously replied: "He's unwinding.
Yesterday, I told him to have fun because he deserved it, but to remember that he is a tennis player. We know him—these days, he's doing well; he'll come back fresh and ready.
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The important thing isn’t so much partying as it is disconnecting, not thinking about tennis, and spending time with his friends like any other 22-year-old. He’ll return to work with enthusiasm.
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