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Carlos Alcaraz will reportedly be wearing a new personal Nike logo at next month's ATP finals in Turin. Alcaraz and rival Jannik Sinner are the only two players to have officially qualified for the season-ending championships in Italy so far.

The world No.1 and No.2 have dominated men's tennis for much of the past two years with the last eight grand slams shared between them. Alcaraz dethroned Sinner to claim top spot in the ATP rankings after winning last month's US Open.

And Spanish outlet Murcia Plaza claim that the Spaniard will join fellow tennis legends - including Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic - in having his own logo. Alcaraz has been sponsored by Nike since 2019 and agreed a contract extension with them last year after he won his first Roland Garros title.

He will reportedly make £160million from the deal. The 22-year-old is the youngest male player to win six grand slams and is one Australian Open title away from winning all four major titles in his young career.

The reigning Roland Garros and US Open champion pulled out of the current Shanghai Masters after suffering an injury scare during his run to the title in Tokyo. He's scheduled to return for the Six Kings Slam exhibition event in Saudi Arabia next week.

"Unfortunately, I've been struggling with some physical issues and, after discussing with my team, we believe the best decision is to rest and recover," he said in announcing his withdrawal from Shanghai.

"I was really looking forward to playing in front of the amazing fans in Shanghai again. I hope to be back soon and see my Chinese fans next year."

After the Six Kings Slam, Alcaraz is due to compete at the Paris Masters (October 27-November 2), the ATP Finals (November 9-16) and the Davis Cup Finals (November 18-23).