Carlos Alcaraz played his cards right and blew away Novak Djokovic to clinch his second Wimbledon title! The Spaniard now has four Grand Slam trophies with a perfect record, but as the tennis celebrations are going on, he will not be joining his country’s football team after their Euro Cup victory. At the same time, he has different plans to enjoy the joyous moment with his family.

Alcaraz’s victory at Wimbledon set the stage for an incredible Sunday, and the victory marked the beginning of an incredible day for Spanish sports. With a thrilling 2-1 victory over England, Spain’s national football team secured the championship of Euro 2024, adding to the excitement.

Mikel Oyarzabal and Nico Williams both scored goals to secure the victory, adding even more splendor to a day that was already historic for Spanish sportsmen. Recently, a Twitter user shared this news on his social media and broke the hearts of tennis fans, especially Spanish fans.

They wrote, “@carlosalcaraz will not attend the football team celebration and travel directly to Murcia.” According to reports, Alcaraz would not take part in the festivities held for the Spain national team after their victory at Euro 2024. The tennis player has chosen not to partake in the celebrations following his Wimbledon victory, even though he had originally intended to attend.

Fans are left wondering why he isn’t there after this sudden change in schedule. The Spanish football squad, on the other hand, plans to celebrate their victory in Euro 2024 to the fullest. On Monday, they will set foot back on Spanish territory, where they will meet with King Felipe VI and then head to Moncloa Palace to receive congrats from Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

After these formal commitments, the squad will take part in a joyous parade through Madrid’s streets, announcing their triumph to jubilant citizens. On the other hand, he also celebrated the football victory with a message.

Carlos Alcaraz celebrates Spain’s Euro 2024 win 

After the final whistle blew, the four-time Grand Slam champion celebrated on X, expressing his euphoria that Spain had made it all the way to Germany. He wrote: “CHAMPIONS! CHAMPIONS! CHAMPIONS! How great you are @SEFutbol!!! What a Euro Cup spectacle.” 

The 21-year-old tennis player demonstrated his close relationship to his nation’s football achievement by expressing in his lively message the joy and pride that supporters throughout the country were feeling. Alcaraz’s celebration gave the national victory a more intimate touch while bringing attention to the happiness and solidarity that all Spanish sports fans experience.

Nevertheless, what are your thoughts on Alcaraz’s choice to return home? Do let us know in the comment section below.