Ben Shelton Adds Juan Carlos Ferrero to His Coaching Team for 2027
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American tennis player Ben Shelton has added former world number one Juan Carlos Ferrero to his coaching staff for the 2027 season. Ferrero, a Spanish player who reached the top of the men's rankings and later coached Carlos Alcaraz, will work with Shelton as the young American looks to improve his results on the professional tour.
Shelton, who is known for his powerful serve and aggressive style of play, has become one of the most watched young players in the United States. Adding an experienced coach like Ferrero is seen as a way to help Shelton develop his game and handle the pressure of big tournaments. Ferrero has a strong record of guiding players to success, which makes him a respected choice in the sport.
The announcement shows how many players now work with larger coaching teams to stay competitive. Top athletes often hire specialists for different areas, such as fitness, strategy, and mental preparation. Shelton's decision to bring in a coach with Ferrero's background suggests that he wants to focus on both technique and tactics.
The partnership will begin ahead of the 2027 season, and fans in the United States will be watching closely to see whether it leads to higher rankings and more titles for Shelton. Further details about the exact role Ferrero will play have not yet been shared publicly.
Sources: Audacy
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