Is Carlos Alcaraz single? The 22 year old tennis player breaks his silence on dating and romance
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Carlos Alcaraz, the fiery Spanish sensation who's won five Grand Slam titles by age 22, has been dominating headlines—both on and off the court. But while tennis fans are obsessed with his speed, power, and clay-court wizardry, there's another question on everyone's lips: Is this heartbreak roller-coaster bachelor dating anyone?
'I am single... and looking for someone'
In a refreshing dose of honesty, Carlos recently told The Sunday Times, 'No, I am single. I am looking for someone. It can be difficult as a tennis player to meet the right person because you are traveling all the time'
His tone was shy but genuine—no glamorous celebrity vagueness here, just someone admitting that constant travel and back-to-back tournaments make stable relationships a challenge.
He says it is 'hard to find the person who can share things with you if you're always in different parts of the world.'
Carlos Alcaraz: Rumoured girlfriends
Of course, nothing in the fame universe stays secret for long. Carlos has been loosely linked to three names:
Maria González Giménez: A fellow tennis player from his hometown Murcia, Spain—suggesting a sweet story. Alcaraz once posted an Instagram story featuring him kissing her cheek, captioned 'I miss you,' which sparked wild speculation.
Emma Raducanu: The British sensation showing up in the stands at Wimbledon 2024 raised eyebrows. When asked, he responded playfully, 'She is from here, so I imagine she wanted to come… I'm not sure if she came to see me or the final,' seeming to deflect rumors with both caution and a hint of affection
However, none of the relationships were confirmed by Alcaraz.
There's a solid reason everyone's curious: tennis stars are under the spotlight, and Alcaraz's meteoric rise just adds fuel.
At home in Spain—or lounging during off days—rolls with his family, lives humbly, and tries to stay grounded . But courtside, it's all business: focused, intense, and relentless.
Still, fans love the romantic question. Is the winning jock going to find someone to share courtside love stories? Or is the pursuit of trophies and records enough to fill his world?
He's young (turning 22 in May 2025), chasing major titles, and building a legacy. Not exactly the ideal time to settle down—especially when every week brings a new city, different time zones, and back-to-back tournament bouts.
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