King Juan Carlos celebrates in advance from Galicia the desired feats of La Roja, of Carlos Alcaraz and his own victory

King Juan Carlos has fulfilled his ‘protocol’ agenda when he visits Sanxenxo. Thus, after competing in another day of regattas in the Xacobeo Trophy, the Emeritus King went out to dinner with his hosts, Pedro Campos and his wife, Cristina Franze. An evening that took place at the Royal Yacht Club of the Galician town, and that began shortly before nine in the evening.

Don Juan Carlos arrived accompanied by his great friends and as soon as he got out of the vehicle he greeted the curious people gathered there. Two hours later and after enjoying dinner, the father of Felipe VI He left the place smiling and again dedicated a greeting to the witnesses of that moment. It seems that the Emeritus wanted to celebrate in advance his possible triumph in this new competition. But apart from his particular competitions, the husband of Queen Sofia will be attentive to the triumph of Carlitos Alcaraz in Wimbledon: if he wins, he will receive the trophy from the hand of Kate Middleton against a losing Djokovic. And of course, the former head of state will be another spectator of the grand final of the Eurocup between Spain and England. He will watch it from Galicia because in Berlin Spain is represented this Sunday by Felipe VI, who will be accompanied by his daughter Infanta Sofia. On the British side, it is Prince William who will occupy the box. The heir to the throne of the United Kingdom will not be with his wife on his public reappearance this Sunday in the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

The 6M class regatta of the Xacobeo Trophy

Don Juan Carlos’ participation on Saturday left him with a good taste in his mouth and with many points to win the 6M class regatta of the Xacobeo Trophy. El Bribón achieved third and first place in the two races held this Saturday, on what was the second day of competition.

This new visit by King Juan Carlos to Spain coincided with the first solo trip by the Princess of Asturias. A date that took him to Portugal and in which he received the applause of experts thanks to the professionalism he showed institutionally, as well as the evolution of his own style in which the hand of the queen and her trusted people was noted.