Alcaraz starts to outline his calendar for 2027

Carlos Alcaraz is already linked to the 2027 edition of the ATP 500 in Rotterdam, an event that aims to fit into his contractual obligations after being unable to compete this year in the Dutch tournament. However, his presence should still be taken with caution, as we cannot say with 100% certainty that he will be in Rotterdam.

The player from Murcia withdrew from this year's 2026 edition due to fatigue, a decision that aligns with the statements he has been making in recent days regarding the need to better manage his schedule. Alcaraz made it clear at this US Open that he wants to incorporate more rest throughout the season to protect his physical condition and arrive in better shape for the major goals of the year.

This approach could especially affect the ATP 500 tournaments. They are important events, both for ranking points and prizes, but they are also the first to potentially be dropped from the schedules of the top stars when the priority shifts to the Masters 1000, the Grand Slams, and certain selected events.

Alcaraz signs up for Rotterdam, but his schedule remains uncertain

Rotterdam is therefore currently listed as one of the commitments planned for Carlitos in 2027, but his definitive participation will depend greatly on how this season concludes and, above all, on how he performs at the 2027 Australian Open. With only eight days between the final in Melbourne and the start of this tournament, if Alcaraz goes far in Australia, it could jeopardize his appearance in Rotterdam.

For now, Rotterdam can count on Carlos Alcaraz on paper. Another question will be to see if, when February 2027 arrives, the Spaniard considers that competing there truly fits into his priorities. And especially considering that in the following weeks there are important tournaments like Doha (with a highly competitive draw) or the Indian Wells and Miami tour. Alcaraz has fallen in this March tour for two consecutive years, precisely due to accumulated fatigue.
 

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