Carlos Alcaraz's new tattoo celebrates his Roland Garros title

Just days away from his debut at the Paris Olympics, Carlos Alcaraz has unveiled his new tattoo: the Eiffel Tower. This design, which decorates his left leg, seeks to commemorate his first title at Roland Garros.

The Spaniard, who has had a string of victories in Paris and London this year with his triumph at Wimbledon, adds this tattoo to the strawberry he already sports on his right leg, symbolizing his first trophy at the All England Club last year.

Juan Carlos Ferrero’s pupil, who has already completed his first training sessions on clay in his third change of surface in just 48 days, is thus preparing for the Olympic event. Alcaraz will compete in the singles and doubles alongside his compatriot Rafa Nadal.

Alcaraz’s new tattoo is a symbol of his meteoric rise in the world of tennis. At 21, he has already won four Grand Slam titles and has risen to number 3 in the world rankings. His participation in the Olympic Games will be another opportunity to demonstrate his talent and potential.

Tennis fans are eagerly awaiting to see Alcaraz compete in Paris. His presence at the Olympics will undoubtedly be one of the big draws of the event.

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