Alcaraz announces U.S. Open return via soccer transfer insider Fabrizio Romano

Published Aug 20, 05:16 PM UTC

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Carlos Alcaraz, the seven-time Grand Slam champion and defending U.S. Open champion, announced his return to tennis after a four-month absence due to a wrist injury (tenosynovitis). The 23-year-old Spaniard made the announcement in a collaboration post with soccer transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, using Romano's catchphrase 'Here we go.' Alcaraz has been sidelined since April, missing the French Open and Wimbledon. He is yet to formally confirm if he will play singles at the U.S. Open, which begins August 30. There is speculation he could play mixed doubles with Serena Williams as a test for his wrist. World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has not confirmed his participation due to a knee injury.

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Soccer - The AthleticWestern

Original headline: Carlos Alcaraz confirms U.S. Open return via soccer transfer figure Fabrizio Romano

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