Alcaraz is about to reach a significant milestone in his career, officially joining the ranks of superstars Djokovic, Nadal, and Federer.

According to Murcia Plaza, unveiling his personal logo allows Alcaraz to join a rare group of superstars honored by Nike, including Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic. This is considered a key step in affirming the brand status of the 22-year-old player, who is viewed as the new icon of world tennis.

Sources indicate that Alcaraz will earn approximately £160 million from his new Nike contract—one of the largest sponsorship deals in tennis history. He is also the youngest male player to have won six Grand Slam titles, needing only the Australian Open to complete the set of the four major championships.

Currently the reigning Roland Garros and US Open champion, Alcaraz recently withdrew from the Shanghai Masters due to physical issues after a demanding campaign in Tokyo last month. The Spanish player said: “Unfortunately, I am experiencing some physical problems. After discussing with my coaching team, we agreed that the best thing to do now is to rest and recover.”

He expressed regret about not being able to compete in front of the Shanghai audience: “I really looked forward to playing again before the wonderful fans here. I hope to return soon and meet the Chinese supporters next year.”

After recovering, Alcaraz is expected to participate in the Six Kings Slam exhibition in Saudi Arabia next week, before competing in the end-of-season tournaments including the Paris Masters (October 27 – November 2), ATP Finals (November 9–16), and Davis Cup Finals (November 18–23).

With his rising performance and growing influence, the launch of his personal logo marks a milestone in Carlos Alcaraz’s journey to establish himself as a global star—he is expected to carry on the legacy of the “Big Three” Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic in the new era of world tennis.