Carlos Alcaraz is looking to get a small kangaroo tattooed on one leg.
It would be a lasting memento of his win over Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open final on Sunday which made him the youngest male player, at 22, to complete a career Grand Slam.
“I already know it’s going to be a kangaroo. I just don’t know the place,” Alcaraz said. “I’m just thinking about the leg, but I don’t know which calf, whether it will be the right or left one,” added the Spaniard, who has a tradition of inking his body after major title wins across the world. He already has the Eiffel Tower inked for his French Open Triumph and the Statue Of Liberty inked for his US Open title. He also has a strawberry inked for his Wimbledon conquest.
Meanwhile, the Spanish super star posed for photographers on Monday with the ornate Australian Open trophy, looking casually stylish in black, loafers and no socks. The photoshoot took place at the Royal Exibition Building among gardens in central Melbourne.
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