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It has been reported that Juan Carlos Ferrero will aim to further the hopes of one of Carlos Alcaraz's biggest rivals next year in the form of Ben Shelton.
Carlos Alcaraz bids to win his first Paris Masters title this week, having never been past the quarter-finals in Bercy. The Spaniard has never played his best tennis at the Paris Masters (5-5), but is keen to change that in 2026, as he enters the tournament as the second seed.
Ben Shelton has hired Carlos Alcaraz's former coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero. The former world number one will join Shelton's team for the 2027 season, as the American looks to challenge the likes of Alcaraz for the biggest titles in tennis, including Grand Slams.
The 2026 ATP Finals will take place from November 15-22 with eight of the best players in the world set to test their luck at one of tennis' most highly regarded and prestigious rewards.
Ben Shelton, the top-ranked American tennis player, will add Juan Carlos Ferrero to his coaching team for the 2027 season. Both Shelton and Ferrero confirmed the new partnership in social media posts on Sunday.
Juan Carlos Ferrero and Carlos Alcaraz parted ways in December 2025 following seven years of success. Under Ferrero's guidance, Alcaraz won six Grand Slams, eight Masters 1000 titles and achieved the world number one ranking.
Ben Shelton will start working with Carlos Alcaraz's former coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, at the start of next season. On Sunday, Ferrero was confirmed to join Shelton's team in 2027, ending speculation over which player he was set to take under his wing, whom he was planning to reveal on November 9.
Carlos Alcaraz captured the 28th title of his career and his fourth of the season at the Vienna Open on Sunday after defeating Alex de Minaur in the final.
The Vienna Open has concluded for another year. Carlos Alcaraz clinched the title on his tournament debut after defeating world number 10 Alex de Minaur in Sunday's final.
US Open runner-up Ben Shelton joins forces with Juan Carlos Ferrer, the former coach of Carlos Alcaraz - BBC Sport analyses why the partnership suits both parties.
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