Carlos Alcaraz is now closer to where he wants to be: ‘He’s a chameleon, he can do anything’

Long ago, Carlos Alcaraz used to watch his idols on television, hence the happy face of the boy who, three days earlier, was handing out lemonade from a cart in the area reserved for players and their teams. The organizers had granted him the honor of opening the English-language part of the press conference. The Spaniard, once again world number one after dispatching Jannik Sinner with a true masterclass, answers with the instincts of an adult despite being only 22 years old. Four years ago, he was crowned champion for the first time in New York. He’s changed, but not that much. The champion places himself in those innocent shoes: “Before you ask me, I want to tell you that I was sooooo good.”

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