Carlos Alcaraz’s Return Is Finally in Sight

Carlos Alcaraz is finally beginning to see the finish line.

After spending nearly four months away from competition with a wrist injury, the Spanish star is closing in on a return, with the Cincinnati Masters firmly in his sights.

According to reports from Spain, Alcaraz’s latest medical review has gone well, and his right wrist has fully healed. If everything continues as planned, he could receive medical clearance this week before increasing the intensity of his training.

The world No. 2 has already hinted that his comeback is getting closer. Sharing clips of himself training at his academy in Murcia, Alcaraz posted a simple message:

“On the right track.”

Although his name does not appear on the entry list for the Canadian Open, the decision is made as part of his recovery plan.

Instead of rushing back, Alcaraz and his team have targeted Cincinnati, believing it offers the perfect opportunity to regain match fitness before the US Open.

The injury has forced the Spaniard to miss several of the biggest tournaments of the season, including Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros, Queen’s Club and Wimbledon. Throughout his recovery, the focus has remained the same: return only when the wrist is fully ready.

After months of waiting, the countdown to his return may finally be entering its final weeks