Carlos Alcaraz spotted with mystery woman on $13.5m yacht as comeback nears
ATPWednesday, 15 July 2026 at 11:35
Carlos Alcaraz has spent part of his injury lay-off on Italy's Amalfi Coast, and it appears he has a new woman, with the former World No.1 photographed alongside an unidentified blonde woman on a $13.5m yacht.
The getaway comes as he enters the final phase of his recovery. He is expected to return to training again this week and will be back for Cincinnati. He pulled out of Canada, which cast doubt on the US Open.
But he will play as of right now. He has been sidelined since April with a right wrist injury that forced him to miss both the French Open and Wimbledon. While he has largely stayed out of the spotlight during his recovery, fresh reports from Spain have now shifted to his personal life.
The story was reported on by Telecinco's El verano se mueve, where SEMANA magazine director Jorge Borrajo shared details ahead of the full report. According to Borrajo, the photos were taken near Naples on the Amalfi Coast.
Alcaraz with 'attractive woman'
"He's enjoying his last few days of vacation. In fact, he'll probably be discharged this week," Borrajo said.
Borrajo added that the Spaniard was in good company, explaining that there were three couples aboard this $13.5million yacht including Alcaraz and the mystery woman. He was recently linked to Spanish singer Ana Mena after the pair were spotted together at a padel event in Marbella.
Carlitos finally has a girl, good on you sonnnnnn pic.twitter.com/vaQrKpeg1e
— tas (@whatafallingx) July 14, 2026
However, Borrajo dismissed those claims saying the woman seen on the yacht was not Mena and he didn't give much info apart from saying she was an attractive young woman and a blonde girl.
"He's enjoying himself and relaxing in very good company," Borrajo continued. "They shared tender, very intimate moments. During many of the days they spent on the Amalfi Coast, they sought to be alone together."
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