WATCH: Carlos Alcaraz celebrates with his father after winning the French Open 2024 title

Tennis star and newly ranked world number two Carlos Alcaraz, who had just achieved a childhood dream by capturing the French Open 2024 title, gave a heartfelt thank you to his parents for their support. Notably, the parents of the 21-year-old were present at Court Philippe-Chatrier to see him capture his third Grand Slam title. The 21-year-old added that when he was a kid, he would race home from school to watch the Roland Garros matches.

The Spaniard has had a great journey in the French Open 2024. Notably, the young player played a battle against newly ranked world number one Jannik Sinner in the semi-final game; however, he thrashed him in the fifth and final set to enter the finals. On the other hand, Alexander Zverev, who won the game against Casper Ruud in the semi-final game, suffered a loss against Carlos in the epic final showdown.

However, following the win,  Carlos Alcaraz was spotted with his new tattoo and was frequently seen doing a photo shoot with the Roland Garros trophy. Meanwhile, following the same, world number two was spotted doing the party and the celebration with his dad after Roland Garros win on Sunday.

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his dad holding him lmao 😭😭 cute pic.twitter.com/TinU53DEIH

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I want to talk a little bit about my family as well: Carlos Alcaraz

"I want to talk a little bit about my family as well. I’m glad to have part of my family here. My dad, my mum, brothers, a lot of family over there. For me it’s amazing to have you here supporting me. Since I was a little kid, as I said many times, I was running from school to put the TV on to watch this tournament on the TV, now I am lifting the trophy in front of all of you. So thank you very much for everything and all the journey," Carlos Alcaraz said after the win.

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"My team, it has been incredible work the last month, we were struggling a lot with the injury. Coming back to Madrid, didn't feel well and then the next weeks with a lot of doubts. Coming here, practising not too much hours on the court," he added further.