Carlos Alcaraz se confie sur ses regrets et sa santé mentale dans une interview pour Vanity Fair

Dans une nouvelle interview accordée à Vanity Fair, Carlos Alcaraz s'est confié sur les sacrifices personnels liés à sa carrière de tennisman et sur l'importance de la santé mentale. Le numéro 2 mondial a évoqué les expériences classiques qu'il a manquées à 22 ans alors qu'il se remettait d'une blessure. Il a également abordé le calendrier exigeant du circuit qui limite son temps libre en dehors du sport.

Vêtu de blanc et couvert de terre battue lors d'une récente séance photo, Alcaraz est apparu en couverture de Vanity Fair en tant que "roi des courts". Dans l'interview, l'Espagnol de 22 ans a exprimé le désir de vivre davantage de moments personnels. "J'aimerais parfois avoir plus de moments pour moi, pour faire les choses qu'un jeune de 22 ans ferait", a-t-il déclaré.

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