Ferrer showed great pride in his team and expressed his full confidence in this group for future Davis Cups. "This is sports, and it's about accepting it; nothing happens."
David Ferrer
Despite the defeat against Italy, David will return home with the peace of mind of having remained faithful to his values with a delicate decision before the Finals.
We break down the details that could tip the balance in favor of the Spanish team in the 2025 Davis Cup semifinal against Zverev's Germany.
Spanish Davis Cup captain, David Ferrer, spoke to Movistar+ microphones after losing in the final against Italy, showing positivity within the circumstances: "I am happy because the team has given it their all, we were close and it came down to small details, but this is sports and we have to accept it. Nevertheless, it has been a good week. If you value everything they have achieved, it has been a very positive week. I am very happy and proud of them, and next year we will try again and have another opportunity."
"Ultimately, the Italians won because they deserved it and fought for it, not because we handed it to them. That's tennis. They played at home, and we knew it was going to be tough. Both Pablo and Jaume, whose match was a pity, played a great game and gave their all," concluded the Spanish captain.
"I am happy. We were close, and the team gave it their all... It came down to small details. Next year we will try again."
— Tenis en Movistar Plus+ (@MovistarTenis) November 23, 2025
🇪🇸🎙️ @DavidFerrer87 with @alexcorretja74 after losing in the final of #CopaDavis. #LaPistaDelTenis pic.com/U5350CND6Y
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Ferrer, Granollers, and Pedro Martínez showed restrained joy in the press conference before the final, praising the merit of a group that is one step away from a new Davis Cup.
We analyze the success options of the Spanish team in their duel against the Czech Republic in the 2025 Davis Cup Finals.
There has been some controversy surrounding how Carlos Alcaraz's absence was managed in the 2025 Davis Cup Finals, with conflicting messages in the hours leading up to the final decision made by the Murcian team. However, David Ferrer clarified that the RFET doctor, Doctor Ángel Cotorro, was the first to inform him that it seemed very unlikely for him to be able to play when he saw the result of the scan that the world number 1 had in Bologna. Additionally, the national team's captain downplayed the fact that Carlos decided to go back to Murcia quickly instead of staying with his teammates. "He has been traveling a lot for a year, so it's normal that he wanted to go home," he concluded on El Partidazo de la Cadena Cope.
🇪🇸 David Ferrer, Captain of Spain Davis, on Carlos Alcaraz's absence
— El Partidazo de COPE (@partidazocope) November 18, 2025
🚑 "Doctor Cotorro told me that he didn't see it clearly, that there was a risk of injury"
😕 "He's been traveling a lot for a year, I think he wanted to return"
📻 #PartidazoCOPE pic.twitter.com/bPla11X9p4
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ferrer habla de la ausencia de Alcaraz: "Nuestro doctor nos dijo que lo veía difícil"
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Puntodebreak meets with the national team coach in Bologna: reveals what has happened with Alcaraz, analyzes the Czech team, and shows excitement for the days ahead.
Ferrer showed great pride in his team and expressed his full confidence in this group for future Davis Cups. "This is sports, and it's about accepting it; nothing happens."
Spanish Davis Cup captain, David Ferrer, spoke to Movistar+ microphones after losing in the final against Italy, showing positivity within the circumstances: "I am happy because the team has given it their all, we were close and it came down to small details, but this is sports and we have to accept it. Nevertheless, it has been a good week. If you value everything they have achieved, it has been a very positive week. I am very happy and proud of them, and next year we will try again and have another opportunity."
"Ultimately, the Italians won because they deserved it and fought for it, not because we handed it to them. That's tennis. They played at home, and we knew it was going to be tough. Both Pablo and Jaume, whose match was a pity, played a great game and gave their all," concluded the Spanish captain.
"I am happy. We were close, and the team gave it their all... It came down to small details. Next year we will try again."
— Tenis en Movistar Plus+ (@MovistarTenis) November 23, 2025
🇪🇸🎙️ @DavidFerrer87 with @alexcorretja74 after losing in the final of #CopaDavis. #LaPistaDelTenis pic.com/U5350CND6Y
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ferrer, tras la derrota de España: "Han sido pequeños detalles, el año que viene volveremos a insistir"
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Despite the defeat against Italy, David will return home with the peace of mind of having remained faithful to his values with a delicate decision before the Finals.
Ferrer, Granollers, and Pedro Martínez showed restrained joy in the press conference before the final, praising the merit of a group that is one step away from a new Davis Cup.
We break down the details that could tip the balance in favor of the Spanish team in the 2025 Davis Cup semifinal against Zverev's Germany.
We analyze the success options of the Spanish team in their duel against the Czech Republic in the 2025 Davis Cup Finals.
There has been some controversy surrounding how Carlos Alcaraz's absence was managed in the 2025 Davis Cup Finals, with conflicting messages in the hours leading up to the final decision made by the Murcian team. However, David Ferrer clarified that the RFET doctor, Doctor Ángel Cotorro, was the first to inform him that it seemed very unlikely for him to be able to play when he saw the result of the scan that the world number 1 had in Bologna. Additionally, the national team's captain downplayed the fact that Carlos decided to go back to Murcia quickly instead of staying with his teammates. "He has been traveling a lot for a year, so it's normal that he wanted to go home," he concluded on El Partidazo de la Cadena Cope.
🇪🇸 David Ferrer, Captain of Spain Davis, on Carlos Alcaraz's absence
— El Partidazo de COPE (@partidazocope) November 18, 2025
🚑 "Doctor Cotorro told me that he didn't see it clearly, that there was a risk of injury"
😕 "He's been traveling a lot for a year, I think he wanted to return"
📻 #PartidazoCOPE pic.twitter.com/bPla11X9p4
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ferrer habla de la ausencia de Alcaraz: "Nuestro doctor nos dijo que lo veía difícil"
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Puntodebreak meets with the national team coach in Bologna: reveals what has happened with Alcaraz, analyzes the Czech team, and shows excitement for the days ahead.
Ferrer, surrounded by the players who will represent us in the Davis Cup Finals, explained Alcaraz's withdrawal and, acknowledging that it's tough, showed full support for his pupils.
Tomas Berdych, Jurgen Melzer, Steve Darcis, Filippo Volandri, Paul Henri Mathieu, David Ferrer, Javier Frana, and Michael Kohlman. Or in other words, the current captains of the Czech Republic, Austria, Belgium, Italy, France, Spain, Argentina, and Germany. Eight former players who once competed in the Davis Cup on the court and who will now, this week in Bologna, seek to conquer the trophy from the sidelines. I believe that of all the information we will read these days regarding the competition, there will be none as romantic as this.
National pride never fades 😍
— Davis Cup (@DavisCup) November 17, 2025
Every team captain in Bologna's Final 8 has represented their country in the Davis Cup as a player during their career 👏#DavisCup pic.twitter.com/DZjHdTZxWa
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Davis Cup 2025. El dato romántico que tocará el corazón de los nostálgicos
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