Who is Carlos Alcaraz's current coach? Meet the former World No. 1 who's nurturing the Spaniard's career 

Former World No. 1 Juan Carlos Ferrero is currently serving as the coach of tennis sensation Carlos Alcaraz.

Ferrero had an illustrious playing career before transitioning into coaching. Making his debut in 1998, the Spaniard immediately caught the tennis world's attention by reaching the final of his inaugural Futures tournament in Italy. He continued to impress after that, making it to the semifinals in his first main draw appearance at an ATP tournament - the Grand Prix Hassan II.

Ferrero might not be among the most well-known names in men's tennis, but he achieved remarkable success throughout his career.

Juan Carlos Ferrero's playing career

Juan Carlos Ferrero Donat, born on February 12, 1980, secured his first Major title at the 2003 French Open, which established him as one of the top players in the world. In September of the same year, the Spaniard touched the pinnacle of the men's game, reaching the World No. 1 ranking. His reign at the top lasted eight weeks.

Ferrero's skills were not limited to clay, despite the fact that he was known as one of the best clay-court players of his time. He proved himself as an all-court player, performing exceptionally well on hard and grass courts too.

Apart from his title run at the French Open, Ferrero also managed a runner-up finish at the 2003 US Open. His aggressive style of play, powerful forehand, and remarkable speed on the court made him a formidable opponent for everyone.

Ferrero amassed 16 ATP titles over the course of his career, including four Masters 1000 events.

Juan Carlos Ferrero's coaching history

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Following his retirement from professional tennis, Juan Carlos Ferrero ventured into coaching in order to share his expertise and knowledge with aspiring players. He began that journey in 2017 by working with Alexander Zverev, who was ranked No. 11 in the world at the time. Their partnership ended in February 2018, reportedly due to professional differences of opinion between the two.

In 2019, Ferrero took on the role of coaching Carlos Alcaraz, a talented 16-year-old player at the time. Needless to say, their collaboration has yielded remarkable results.

As of May 7, 2023, Alcaraz has clinched 10 titles on the ATP tour under Ferrero's guidance. Their accomplishments together include a Major title at the 2022 US Open and four Masters 1000 titles - at the 2022 Miami Open and Madrid Masters, as well as the 2023 Indian Wells and Madrid Masters.

Their most recent success this year came in May, when Alcaraz defended his ATP 1000 title in Madrid, Spain.

Juan Carlos Ferrero: Carlos Alcaraz's only coach since 2019

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Since 2019, Juan Carlos Ferrero has been the sole coach of Carlos Alcaraz. Their partnership has flourished, leading to impressive victories and milestones for the young Spanish player.

Ferrero has built strong training infrastructure at the Juan Carlos (JC) Ferrero Tennis Academy in Alicante, located in southern Spain. This renowned academy serves as the main base for Alcaraz.

Ferrero's extensive experience as a former World No. 1 player and his deep understanding of the game have undoubtedly played a crucial role in shaping Alcaraz's development. The 20-year-old is currently the youngest player in history to be ranked No. 1 in the ATP rankings.

Under Ferrero's guidance, he has exhibited remarkable skills, resilience, and determination. The duo are always seen adapting to new training methods and finding ways to improve their standards.

Fans and critics alike hold high expectations for Alcaraz, who is seen as the leader of the next generation of tennis stars. As he continues to showcase his skills and determination on the court, the anticipation builds for the addition of more prestigious titles to his ever-growing trophy collection.

The tennis world eagerly awaits the next chapter in Alcaraz's extraordinary journey under the guidance of his extraordinary coach Juan Carlos Ferrero.