VIDEO: Alcaraz spotted in Murcia practicing ahead of return from injury, makes day of fan waiting outside

Sunday, 09 April 2023 at 06:00

Carlos Alcaraz had a training session in his hometown after his injury.

Alcaraz recently played in the Miami Open, where he lost in the semifinals against Italian player Jannik Sinner in a thrilling three-set match. Unfortunately, he had to withdraw from the Monte Carlo Masters due to an injury.

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Taking advantage of the break, the Spanish player was spotted at the Murcia Club Tennis where he signed autographs and took pictures with fans while a Challenger tournament was taking place. A video of Alcaraz at the training session was shared on Twitter.

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Spotted in Murcia 👀 🇪🇸 @carlosalcaraz hits the courts for a training session 💪 #ATPChallenger | @MurciaClubTenis

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3:09 PM · Apr 8, 2023

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There is still no official date for Alcaraz's return, although it is expected that he will only be out of action during the Montecarlo Masters and that he could return in a couple of weeks to try to regain the world No. 1 ranking and prepare for the French Open.

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