"I didn't say anything" - Carlos Alcaraz clears the air on 'fake news' about his signature Nike logo launching at ATP Finals

Carlos Alcaraz dismissed the news about his Nike logo launch at the ATP Finals in Turin, but asserted that the design has been in progress and the final product will drop soon.

Carlos Alcaraz has been sponsored by Nike since 2019, and his contract has been extended until the mid-2030s. He once sported the Lotto apparel and continues to turn heads with his unique on-court collections, as he reigns as the top-ranked player on the ATP Tour.

A few days ago, Spanish media reported that the Spaniard would launch his signature Nike logo in Turin amid the ATP Finals. In a recent virtual press conference, Alcaraz dismissed the news as “fake” but assured that the launch will happen soon, as he and his team have been making good progress with the design.

"It was fake news, to be honest. I'm still working on it, but didn't say anything about launching the logo on the ATP Finals. So, I'm still working on it. I had a few meetings and we're going in a good way, in a good path, to launch the logo as soon as possible. So, all I can say right now is I'm still working on it, but hopefully, I'm gonna get it soon."

The six-time Grand Slam winner contended at the ATP Finals, moving past Alex de Minaur, Taylor Fritz, and Lorenzo Musetti. He trounced Felix Auger-Aliassime in the semifinals but failed to make his mark in the finals, losing to defending champion Jannik Sinner.

Carlos Alcaraz confirmed that he would miss the Davis Cup finals in Bologna

Alcaraz at the Nitto ATP Finals 2025 - Day 8 - Source: Getty

Carlos Alcaraz, who reclaimed his World No.1 rank after his final round robin match against Lorenzo Musetti, has been struggling with an issue for a while. According to recent reports, Carlos Alcaraz underwent an MRI on Monday, November 17, 2025, after his match at the Nitto ATP Finals 2025 in Turin.

He recently shared a post on Instagram confirming that he has muscle edema in his right hamstring and will miss the Davis Cup Finals this year.

"I'm very sorry to announce that I won't be able to play with Spain in the Davis Cup in Bologna... 🥲 I have an edema in the sciatica of my right leg and the medical recommendation is not to compete. I've always said that playing for Spain is the biggest thing there is and I was very excited to be able to help fight for the Saladera. I'm going home sore..." the caption read.

Carlos Alcaraz will look to win his debut Australian Open title in 2026, the one Major he hasn’t triumphed at yet.