Rafael Nadal da un consejo a Carlos Alcaraz sobre su lesión de muñeca

Rafael Nadal ha ofrecido su apoyo a Carlos Alcaraz después de que el joven tenista español se retirara del Abierto de Francia debido a una lesión de muñeca sufrida en el Barcelona Open. Nadal, quien sufrió problemas similares en dos ocasiones a lo largo de su carrera, elogió a Alcaraz por priorizar su recuperación.

Carlos Alcaraz dio por terminada su temporada de tierra batida prematuramente tras lesionarse la muñeca durante su victoria en primera ronda frente a Otto Virtanen en el Barcelona Open. Consiguió el triunfo por 6-4, 6-2, pero las pruebas médicas confirmaron posteriormente la lesión, lo que le obligó a perderse tanto el Masters de Roma como Roland Garros, torneo en el que defendía el título.

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