Carlos Alcaraz Garfia has been coached by  Juan Carlos Ferrero since 2019. Carlos Alcaraz won his first ATP title at the Croatian Open beating Richard Gasquet and became the youngest ATP champion in more than a decade.

Carlos Alcaraz reached the quarterfinals at the 2021 US Open becoming the youngest US Open quarterfinalist in the open era. He also reached the quarterfinals at the 2022 French Open.

Experts have predicted that Alcaraz will win multiple grand slam titles. With his aggressive baseline game backed by a powerful forehand, Alcaraz can beat anyone. Clay is his best surface and he is often compared to compatriot Rafael Nadal. But Alcaraz has rejected the Nadal comparisons.

Juan Carlos Ferrero won the 2003 French Open and was runner-up at the 2002 French Open and 2003 US Open. Nicknamed the “Mosquito” for his slender build, he won 16 titles in his career and was ranked number 1 in the world.

Ferrero coached Alexander Zverev from July 2017 to February 2018. He split up with Zverev due to differences. Ferrero wanted Zverev to show discipline in his off-the-court but Zverev wanted more freedom.

Lorenzo Musetti has had a rough couple of months. He broke up with his girlfriend was very depressed. He was been working with a therapist offered by the Italian tennis federation.

In an interview with  Sportsfair, he said:

I’m happy, because I’ve been through a really bad time. I no longer had the spark, the passion. I had broken up with my girlfriend, things that happen to all young people but let’s say that the malaise then I brought it to me on the pitch and sometimes I didn’t really want to play. I am still in the process of healing, so to speak. After Tokyo I started working with a psychologist I have known for some time. The federation made it available to me and it is doing me very well. Opening up was important. I work to understand my emotions and also better understand how they affect me on the pitch. After Roland Garros and personal matters I struggled. I felt even more pressure.

Since the French Open, Lorenzo Musetti has struggled on the court losing early in his tournaments. He is one of the many up-and-coming Italian tennis players with the potential to win a grand slam. As a junior, he won the 2019 Australian Open boys’ title. Since moving on to the men’s tour, he has steadily climbed the rankings entering the Top 60 in the world.