With 13 singles ATP titles and a current number 2 ranking, Carlos Alcaraz has undoubtedly established himself in the top echelons of the racket game. Now that he stands as a household figure at a young age, the Spanish tennis sensation is likely to make history in the sporting realm, albeit through his off-court endeavors with Nike.

According to a recent report, the 2-time singles Grand Slam champion is in talks over a $20 million per season, 10-year deal with sports fashion giant Nike. Amid all the rumors floating around the corner, the 20-year-old player has now decided to visit the brand’s headquarters.

In his latest Instagram post, Alcaraz opened up about how he was feeling elated after his trip to Nike HQ in Portland. While sharing a video clip showcasing glimpses of his visit, the Spaniard said, “It was a pleasure to visit Nike HQ in Portland! 😄👟 Thank you family for the welcome and for a great day! 🤜🏻🤛🏻 @nike.” As he was there in his sponsorship’s headquarters, Alcaraz also checked out their latest clothing collection, and he also got to customize his own pair of sneakers.

In the video clip, the ATP superstar was also sighted playing a totally disparate game, golf. With his recent visit to his sponsor’s headquarters, Alcaraz looks to have strengthened his partnership with Nike. If he bags the rumored $200 million deal, the young Spanish tennis star will become the top earner with the brand in tennis, surpassing his colleague, Jannik Sinner.

Carlos Alcarazis reportedly negotiating a historical deal with Nike

With a previously signed 10-year, $15 million per-season contract, Jannik Sinner is currently the highest-paid tennis star by the sports fashion giant. However, it now looks like his Spanish opponent, Alcaraz, is all set to surpass him, as he is rumored to be negotiating a groundbreaking $20 million per season deal with Nike.

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The reigning Wimbledon champion’s current contract is set to expire in the next season, and he now seems to have a target to set his status as the highest-paid tennis player by Nike.

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