After winning the title in Melbourne, Carlos Alcaraz singled out coach Samuel Lopez in his thanks, while the name of Juan Carlos Ferrer was not mentioned.
As a reminder, Ferrero and Alcaraz have ended their multi-year collaboration ahead of the new season.
“It’s nice to praise your coach, but you have to remember the other one,” Nadal said.
So he added.
“I don’t know how his relationship with Ferrer ended, but I feel bad saying that. I’m sure Samuel Lopes has done a great job in these two months, but he can’t forget Ferrer’s work over the years.”
Toni would not like it if Rafael Nadal did the same when he replaced his uncle with Carlos Moja.
“I wouldn’t like it if Rafa said the same thing about Carlos Moja when I was leaving,” Nadal pointed out.
(Vijesti.ba)
