Neymar, Toni Kroos

With the end of the regular European football season, fans are looking for other aspects of physical exercise – at least until the club World Cup begins on June 14.

Those who joined the French Open finals have certainly been repaired – and then some, as they witnessed one of the greatest tennis matches of all time.

Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz came from two sets in five sets, five and a half hours of epic games – saving multiple championship points on the way – defeated Jannik Sinner and won his second straight Roland Garros title and his young fifth Grand Slam.

As the dust settles, congratulations to the 22-year-old for the flooding of the phenomenon, including some well-known figures and clubs from world football, many of whom are clearly watching.

Real Madrid, supported by the Alcalaz club, has made contributions in the tribute: “All Madrid people are happy and proud of the success of one of our own.”

Former real midfielder Toni Kroos revisited a 2022 photo with Alcaraz, which was originally titled “The Future and Me.” – This time adds a brief smug follow-up: “Tell you.”

The current real number 1 Thibaut Courois posted a photo of Alcaraz in his Instagram story, writing: “Cruel”. Vinícius Jr. “locura”– Meaning “crazy” in Spanish.

Elsewhere, Alcaraz has also congratulated Brazilian star Neymar Jr., who has previously been known as one of his favorite players, as well as Tottenham and England striker Dominic Solanke.

Strangely, a high-profile absence of the Spanish National Rugby team is.

Despite seeing a pre-match huddle on the phone to watch the final of Alcalazz, the team ended their night with a sour taste – losing to Portugal in the UEFA League final, the team and its players did not pay public tribute to their fellow countrymen.

While his fellow Spanish lack of congratulations may have attracted some eyebrows, given that he has received a near-cosmic worship from the rest of the sports world.

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