Overview
- Ferrero announced he will work on mental preparation and professional development with Ayora alongside coach Juan Ochoa and All In Sports Group.
- He has already begun the collaboration and was with Ayora during the Dubai Desert Classic, where he will not be present at every event.
- Ferrero told TenGolf the arrangement is for this season with plans to attend roughly eight to ten weeks of tournaments and to continue remote support between events.
- He will keep leading his Villena academy and remains open to future ATP coaching opportunities without taking on a full-time player now.
- The move follows his December split with Carlos Alcaraz, which Ferrero said stemmed from contract-term disagreements, while Ayora enters 2026 with a Challenge Tour win and DP World Tour status.