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David Ferrer, interviewed by Carlos Navarro in Bologna. Source: Puntodebreak

Ferrer: "My toughest moment as a coach was the defeat in Malaga against the Netherlands"

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.

The Spanish team, at the press conference prior to the Bolonia Final. Source: Carlos Navarro/Puntodebreak.

The Spanish team asserts itself in Bologna: "We are here thanks to this group, we must give ourselves credit"

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.

David Ferrer criticizes Davidovich for absences in Davis Cup 2025. Photo: gettyimages

Ferrer explains Davidovich's withdrawal from Davis Cup: "He ruled himself out"

The captain of the Spanish Davis Cup team for 2025 strongly criticizes Davidovich for his attitude and details the sequence of events that led to his non-selection.

Alejandro Davidovich does not understand his non-call-up to Spain for Davis Cup 2025. Photo. gettyimages

Davidovich is Definitive about not Being Called up for the Davis Cup

The player from Malaga is dismayed by his absence from the Spanish Davis Cup team in 2025 and does not understand his non-selection. "I deserved to be there."

Munar celebrates Spain's journey to the Davis Cup Finals. Source: Getty

Is the Davis Cup as dead as we thought?

The atmospheres experienced in different parts of the globe last weekend brought us back to the true Davis Cup, the one that should never have left.

The Spanish team that has secured a spot in the Final in Bologna. Source: Getty

Ferrer: "Today has resembled the Davis Cup that I experienced when I was playing"

The captain and Pablo Carreño held the final press conference after a historic day. How were the major changes conceived, and what conclusions do they draw from the victory?

Ferrer trusts in the comeback of the Spanish team. Source: Getty

Denmark was 0-2 in the first round and came back: Why can't we do it?

Ferrer relies on his opponent's comeback in the previous tie, while Munar offered a very sincere reflection on his defeat: "I was far from the desired level".

Total trust in the Spanish team. Source: RFET

Ferrer, with confidence in Carreño: "He has that experience and keeps the pressure in tense moments"

The captain argued his decision to choose Pablo and asked for the support of the Spanish public, a "small detail" that can make the difference.