Carlos Alcaraz Garfia, a professional tennis player, is from Spain; scroll down to learn more about his parents and personal information.
Carlos Alcaraz is a Spanish tennis player born on May 5, 2003, in El Palmar, Murcia, Spain.
According to ITF records, from August 2017 to July 2019, the Spaniard competed on the junior circuit.
He won the 2018 TC Bakkum Dutch Junior Open and the 2019 J1 Villena, and he reached a career-high junior ranking himself of World No.22 on January 6, 2020.
Carlos Alcaraz Garfia parents: Dad Alcaraz & Mom Virginia Girafia
Carlos and Virginia are Carlos Alcaraz Garfia’s parents.
His ethnicity is unknown at this time. He was born in the Spanish town of El Palmar. He was born in Spain and had Spanish nationality.
When he was four years old, Alcaraz first picked up a racquet, inspired by his father, who once competed in the sport.
When Carlos is not playing tennis, the Spaniard enjoys football and golf and is a Madrid fan.
Alcaraz began playing tennis with his father when he was four years old.
Carlos Alcaraz Garfia Girlfriend & Siblings
The general public knows Maria González Giménez as Carlos Alcaraz’s girlfriend.
Speaking of Maria, she enjoys tennis and competes for MCT.
We cannot confirm when this couple began dating, but according to our sources, they have been together for nearly a year.
Furthermore, they have been photographed by the media on numerous occasions while on vacation in various countries.
Surprisingly, neither of them has confirmed their relationship nor posted pictures on Instagram until now.
However, according to some reports, he has been in a long-term relationship with Spanish tennis player Maria González Giménez.
Maria, like him, enjoys tennis and is a member of the Murcia Club de Tenis.
He is one of their four children. Carlos has three siblings: Alvaro, older than him, and Sergio and Jamie, younger.
Carlos Alcaraz Garfia Net Worth
Carlos Alcaraz Garcia’s current salary is $156,615, according to @livesportworld.com. He is a Spanish international tennis player with a net worth of $251,251.
Before the tour was suspended in early 2020, the teenager won his first ATP tour-level match at the Rio Open, defeating then-ranked 41st in Albert Ramos Vinolas in a hard-fought, physical battle.
After his comeback, Alcaraz went on to win three Challenger titles, earning him the title of ATP ‘Newcomer of the Year.’
Alcaraz’s meteoric rise through the rankings and into the consciousness of tennis fans worldwide has only continued in 2021.
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