The Spaniard has already canceled tournaments in Barcelona and Madrid, and his participation in Rome, as well as at Roland Garros, where he is expected to defend his title, is also under serious doubt.
Although initial forecasts were optimistic, the injury turned out to be more complex than expected.
Alcaraz said that the decision will depend on further medical tests and stressed that he is trying to remain patient and positive in the recovery process.
His possible absence would be a major blow to the tournament in Paris, but it would also significantly affect the balance of power in the fight for the trophy. In that case, additional space would open up for Novak Djokovic, while Janik Siner would emerge as one of the main favorites.
Let us recall that Alcaraz spectacularly won Roland Garros last year, after a major upset against Siner in the final.
Last night, Carlitos was chosen as the best sportsman for 2025, winning the Laureus award.
