Novak Djokovic He has returned to his residence in Marbella and it is there where he performs the preseason waiting to know if the Australian Government grants him the medical exemption that allows him to travel to Australia to defend the title of champion.
The Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, has ensured that the Serbian “not receive favorable treatment“to enter the country, which requires the coronavirus vaccine to cross its borders.
The world number one, accompanied by his coach Marian Vajda, physio Uliss Badio and physical trainer Marco Panichi, is training on the tracks of the Puente Romano Tennis Club where it has aroused great expectation among the youngest fans of the racket sport.
The best tennis player on the planet, that was erased from the ATP Cup that started today in SydneyHe still hopes to be in Melbourne and that is why he has moved to Marbella, with a milder climate than his native Belgrade.
Djokovic, in addition, is exercising with the official balls of the Australian Open, another proof of the desire he has to go to the capital of Victoria to add a tenth title, which would also be his twenty-first ‘major’, an absolute record that will leave him ahead of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.
A friendly climate
Nole is not the only racket professional who has chosen the Costa del Sol for the preseason. They have passed through the area Garbie Muguruza, Paula Badosa, Karolina Pliskova and Alejandro Davidovich. It should be remembered that the people from Malaga live in Fuengirola.
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