So, after 15 days of enthralling action, Carlos Alcaraz is the French Open champion.

The Spaniard continues to set and break records at just 21-years-old, winning a third Grand Slam title and his first on clay.

Once again we have seen his immense talent and promise on show as he becomes the youngest man to win his first three Slams on clay, grass and hard courts.

Have a read of Jonathan's report from Roland Garros here and we'll continue to bring you all the reaction across our dedicated tennis page.

The grass-court swing begins this week so you won't have to wait long for more tennis.

But for now, thank you for company over the past two weeks.

A bientot!

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Three Grand Slams on three different surfaces.

Carlos Alcaraz is the youngest man to secure majors on all three.

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Carlos Alcaraz is now having a photo shoot with the trophy.

It looks like he won't be letting go of it any time soon.

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After winning his first French Open title in a five-set thriller, Carlos Alcaraz said on court: "Hello everyone. First of all, I want to congratulate Sascha for a great tournament. Unbelievable the level you are playing and the work you are putting in every day. Everything you have been through the last years in this court. I'm pretty sure you will win Slams and this tournament very, very soon so keep going and congratulations.

"My team have been incredible the last month. We were struggling a lot with the injury. Coming back from Madrid, I didn't feel well. Coming here and not practicing too much on the court. I'm grateful to have the team that I have. I know everyone in my team is giving their heart to help me improve. I call this a team but it's a family.

"I have loved to have part of my family here. My Mum, my Dad, my Brother, I have loved having you here. All of the support you have given to me since being a little kid. I used to watch this tournament on the TV and now I'm holding the trophy so thank you very much.

"Everyone is a really important part to making this tournament special. It's not easy to do that, we complain a lot, but you all do a great job. Thank you to everyone.

"The crowd have been great since the first match until today. The support has been unbelievable in the matches and practice. I'll see you soon, for sure. Thank you."

Carlos Alcaraz's idol, Rafael Nadal, has taken to X, external to congratulate his compatriot:

"Congratulations Carlos for this immense victory!!!! Big!!!! Very happy for your successes!!! Vamos!"

Just 13 to go to match the clay King.

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Runner-up Alexander Zverev, speaking on court: "First of all, in relation to Carlos, third Grand Slam, 21-years-old, it's incredible. You've won three different ones, you are already a hall-of-famer, you have won so much and you're only 21. An incredible player and not the last time you are going to win this.

"To the [Alcaraz] team, well done. I wish I could say otherwise, but too good today. All of you are unbelievably nice guys so I'm happy for you. Not today, but generally I am happy for you.

"To my team as well, thank you for not only last the two weeks but the long journey we had since the injury I had on this same court. We were close today, not enough but hopefully one day we will be able to hold this trophy together so thank you.

"Then I would like to thank everyone who makes this tournament possible every year. Amelie [Mauresmo], one of the best tournament directors we have. You do everything for the players. I know it's tough because we complain a lot but you're doing the best you can, we really appreciate it so thankyou for the job you're doing.

"It's been amazing - the atmosphere, the support has been amazing. I really love to play on this beautiful court, one of my favourite courts on the tour.

"I'll be back next year."

A childhood dream realised for Carlos Alcaraz, who earlier this week recalled racing home to watch French Open matches as a kid.

A photograph circulating, external on social media shows a young Alcaraz and his dad taking in Roland Garros tennis on a big screen.

A full circle moment for the Spaniard.

And here comes Carlos Alcaraz to collect the Coupe des Mousquetaires.

US Open ✔️

Wimbledon ✔️

French Open ✔️

The sky is the limit for the 21-year-old.

Alexander Zverev takes to the stage to collect his runners-up trophy.

He begins his speech by congratulating Carlos Alcaraz, saying he is already a "hall of famer", adding it won't be the last time the Spaniard wins the clay-court Slam.

Full quotes to come.

Out comes the famous Coupe des Mousquetaires. Carlos Alcaraz will have his hands on the trophy very soon.

And here is six-time French Open winner Bjorn Borg to present the trophy.

What it means...

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The stage is quickly set up for the trophy presentation as a big screen shows some of the match highlights and Alcaraz watches his own handiwork from the chair.

David Law
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

There was no panic from Alcaraz and it was the exact same against Sinner in the semi-final. I don't think he panicked at any moment.

Zverev sits in his chair, head in hands, teary eyed.

He has played his part in a brilliant final but has ultimately come up short again. A first Grand Slam title still eludes him.

Caked in clay from dropping to the court, Alcaraz sprints up to his box where he is embraced by his nearest and dearest.

He becomes the first man to win his first three Grand Slam titles on clay, hard and grass surfaces.

An incredible achievement.

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Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

The man who is barely 21 is now a Grand Slam champion on hard court, grass and clay.