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Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal will be painfully aware of the threat posed to their French Open title hopes by Carlos Alcaraz at this year's tournament, according to two-time Roland Garros runner-up and Warner Bros. Discovery expert Alex Corretja. Alcaraz has emerged as one of the sport's biggest stars over the last few months after experiencing a rapid rise to prominence and beating the likes of Nadal and Djokovic on his way to winning the Madrid Open title earlier this month.

Alcaraz will be hoping to make the most of his positive momentum by challenging for his maiden Grand Slam crown at this year's French Open, which is set to get underway in Paris on Sunday. Corretja believes that although Djokovic and Nadal will be the favourites to claim the top prize at Roland Garros, they will be under no illusions over the possibility of Alcaraz