The Spanish tennis player, world number 2 in men’s singles, said in a statement on his social media accounts: “Following the results of the tests performed today, we decided that the most prudent thing is to act cautiously and not participate in Rome and Roland Garros. After evaluating the situation, we will decide when to return to the courts. It is a complicated moment for me, but I am sure that we will come out stronger from here.” he said.
The 2026 French Open will start on Sunday, May 24 and end on Sunday, June 7.
Alcaraz withdrew from the tournament after suffering a right wrist injury at the Barcelona Open last week.
