Rafael Nadal donne des conseils à Carlos Alcaraz au sujet de sa blessure au poignet

15 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Rafael Nadal a apporté son soutien à Carlos Alcaraz après le retrait du jeune Espagnol de Roland-Garros en raison d'une blessure au poignet contractée lors de l'Open de Barcelone. Nadal, qui a connu des problèmes similaires à deux reprises au cours de sa carrière, a félicité Alcaraz pour avoir fait de son rétablissement une priorité.

Carlos Alcaraz a mis fin prématurément à sa saison sur terre battue après s'être blessé au poignet lors d'une victoire au premier tour contre Otto Virtanen à l'Open de Barcelone. Il a remporté le match 6-4, 6-2, mais des examens ont confirmé par la suite la gravité de la blessure, le contraignant à faire l'impasse sur le Masters de Rome et sur Roland-Garros, où il remettait son titre en jeu.

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