Alcaraz has 'no doubts' he will compete in Saudi Arabia in the future

World number one Carlos Alcaraz has "no doubts" he will compete in Saudi Arabia at some point and said the country has the power to hold plenty of tournaments after the ATP Tour began talks about a potential partnership with its sovereign wealth fund.

Reports earlier this year said Jeddah was among the bidders for the ATP's Next Gen Finals which features the top Under-21 players.

ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi told the Financial Times last week he has held discussions with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) and other potential investors on projects including infrastructure, events and technology investment.

The report quoted Gaudenzi as saying any potential investors had to respect the history of the sport and work with current stakeholders.

Alcaraz said Saudi Arabia has "the power to have a lot of tournaments".

"I've never played an official tournament over there, and let's see how it is going to be in the future," he said after his Queen's Club win on Sunday.

"But, well, I have no doubts that I'll play over there in the future.".

Saudi Arabia has also invested huge amounts of money into soccer, Formula One and boxing.