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The Spanish champion secured all six Grand Slam titles with his coach's guidance, his latest coming at the recent US Open.
Six-time Grand Slam winner Carlos Alcaraz has parted ways with his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero in a shock move.
The 22-year-old Spaniard, has worked with his compatriot Spaniard since he was a youngster, but announced on Wednesday that the duo have "decided to go separate paths" before the upcoming season.
No explanation has been offered by Alcaraz nor Ferrero has stated a explanation for the split.
The top-ranked player Alcaraz has not yet indicated if he intends to replace Ferrero.
"Thank you for transforming youthful ambitions into realities," Alcaraz remarked in a statement.
"We started this path when I was just a child, and throughout all this time you've been by my side on an incredible journey, both on and off the court.
"It has been a pleasure to experience every step of it immensely with you."
Ferrero, 45, is a former world number one. He developed Alcaraz's abilities at his academy near Murcia before coaching him to all six Grand Slam titles.
This sudden coaching change represents the conclusion of a highly successful partnership that shaped the rise of one of tennis's brightest stars.
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