After the victory at Roland Garrosit’s party time for Carlos Alcaraz, the Spaniard who treated himself to a few days of relaxation and revelry in Ibiza. It is fitting, after winning the third Slam in his career, in three different tournaments, that he is the youngest tennis player ever to succeed in the feat. Now, the next goal is an encore at Wimbledon.
Yet Alcaraz’s agent, Albert Molina, has some concerns. And the fears concern precisely the days in Ibiza. Asked by Cope’s party, Molina reveals that he fears how enthusiasm could negatively impact his body and concentration. Speaking about the days in Ibiza, she explained: “He didn’t want anyone. It scares me personally, but not for Carlos. Because I know the problem is that Carlos is very noble. So it’s not him that scares me, but the people he can have at his side. I don’t talk about his friends because they are good people.”
And again, Molina explains that he fears that Alcaraz’s image could be ruined by whom it could embarrass him or put him in a bad light, perhaps with a prison video. “When you put yourself out there so much, there are always people with a phone who can record something that can be taken out of context or can’t be reality like that. Because in the end a photo or a 5 second video can convey to you things that you don’t they are real, lies. He is afraid that this will happen to him,” he admitted.
Fears triggered, probably, by some video that circulated and which portrayed Alcaraz’s party moments in Ibiza, where he was also together with Sergio Reguilon, Tottenham footballer. In fact, the two were portrayed in a video, inside a club, while they were singing and dancing wildly, rather excitedly. Was that the video that worried Molina? Possible, probable…
