With the usual European football seasons now, fans have been looking for another place to solve their sports solution, at least until the club’s world cup starts on June 14.
Those who adjusted to the French French Final certainly solved, and then some, as they witnessed one of the largest tennis games of all time.
In an epic of five and a half hours, the Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz came from two ensembles, saving several championship points along the way, to defeat Jannik Sinner and claim his second consecutive title of Roland Garros and the fifth great Slam of his young race.
As the dust established, the congratulations were flooded by the 22 -year -old phenom, including some of the most important names and clubs in world football, many of which were clearly looking.
Real MadridThe Alcaraz Club Supporta, directed the tributes, publishing: “All the Madridists are happy and proud of this brilliant success achieved by one of ours.”
The ex -Real MigCampist Toni Kroos again took a photo of 2022 of himself with Alcaraz, originally entitled “The future. And I”. -At this time adds a brief follow -up and smuggling: “He told you.”
Thibaut Courtois Current number 1 Real posted a photo of Alcaraz in his Instagram stories, writing: “Brutal”. Vinícius Jr. He also shared a firing of Espanyol raising the trophy, with the subtitle of a word: “Craziness”—Malant “madness” in Spanish.
Anywhere else, the Brazilian star Neymar Jr., whom Alcaraz has previously quoted one of his favorite players of all time – He also offered his congratulations, as did Tottenham striker and England striker, Dominic Solanke.
He told you https://t.co/dke2cv2lb0
– Toni Kroos (@tonikroos) June 8, 2025
Interestingly, an absence of great profile of the heart congratulation was the national team of Spanish football.
Although he was previously seen around a phone watching the Alcaraz final, the squad ended his night in a sour note, losing to Portugal for penalties in the UEFA League final, and the team and his players did not pay a public tribute to his compatriot.
Although the lack of congratulations from his Spanish countrymen may have raised some eyebrows, he is unlikely to annoy Alcaraz, given the almost universal flattery he received from the rest of the sports world.
