Alcaraz forfait pour le tournoi de Barcelone en raison d'une blessure au poignet

Carlos Alcaraz s'est retiré du tournoi de Barcelone après avoir subi une blessure au poignet lors de son match contre Otto Virtanen. L'Espagnol de 23 ans souffre d'une ténosynovite de De Quervain, une affection qui provoque une inflammation des tendons du poignet et du pouce.

Alcaraz a montré des signes de gêne à 5-4 dans le premier set avant l'intervention de l'équipe médicale. Il a confirmé son retrait lors d'une conférence de presse, rappelant les inquiétudes déjà soulevées lors de son élimination à Madrid en 2025. Le joueur espérait arriver en pleine forme pour son prochain match contre Tomáš Macháč, mais il n'a pas été en mesure de poursuivre.

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