Carlos Alcaraz will make his debut this Tuesday at the Godó against a rival from the previous phase
The Spanish tennis participant Carlos Alcaraz will debut this Tuesday in the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell-Trofeo Conde de Godó, in the ATP 500 class and performed on clay, against an opponent from the previous phase, in accordance with the draw held this Saturday, and he wouldn’t meet the Italian Lorenzo Musetti, the different massive favourite, till a hypothetical remaining.
The Murcian, champion on the Barcelona clay in 2022 and 2023, will begin his journey in the match this Tuesday, and will face the Argentine Sebastián Báez or the Czech Tomas Machac.
Already in the quarterfinals, his hypothetical match could be the quantity 5 seed, the Russian Andrey Rublev, and in the semifinals the third favourite would seem, the Australian Alex de Miñaur, who would first should beat the British Jack Draper. In the remaining, he would face the second seed, the Italian Lorenzo Musetti.
For his half, Rafa Jódar from Madrid, who a few days in the past gained his first ATP title in Marrakech (Morocco), will make his debut in Barcelona against Jaume Munar from the Balearic Islands. The 19-year-old participant acted as an harmless hand in the draw. “It is my first year on the circuit, I wanted to thank Tommy -Robredo- for giving me this invitation to the final draw and being able to play the Conde de Godó Trophy for the first time,” he indicated.
The Spanish Martín Landaluce and the Swiss Stan Wawrinka have additionally obtained a wild card. On the different hand, Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime, world quantity seven, and Norwegian Casper Ruud, 2024 champion, each struggling from bodily issues, will not be in Barcelona subsequent week.
At the backside of the draw, Musetti will debut against Landaluce in the first spherical, and if he continues he will face Peruvian Ignacio Buse or Frenchman Corentin Moutet. In the quarterfinals, he might face the sixth seed, the Monegasque Valentin Vacherot, and in the semifinals, the Russian Karen Khachanov or the British Cameron Norrie.
