Overview
- The 23‑year‑old injured his right wrist at the Barcelona Open in early April and has not played since, withdrawing from Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros, the Queen’s Club events and Wimbledon.
- Spain’s Davis Cup captain David Ferrer told reporters this week that Alcaraz’s recovery is going well and urged patience in the rehab process.
- New footage posted by Alcaraz’s physical trainer shows him running without a wrist brace, a development reporters and fans are treating as a positive sign of progress.
- There is no confirmed timetable for a competitive return and experts warn that wrist tenosynovitis can require extended rehabilitation before elite play resumes.
- Missing major events has already cost Alcaraz key ATP points and could reshape season seedings and title races; a comeback around the North American hard‑court swing is being discussed but remains conditional on medical clearance.