Former Coach Ivan Ljubicic Believes Novak Djokovic Faces a Psychological Problem

The tennis world has been surprised by the recent statements of Ivan Ljubicicex-coach of Roger Federerwho pointed out that Novak Djokovic faces a “psychological problem” behind their latest defeats.

This statement comes amid Djokovic’s separation from his coach Goran Ivanisevic, after a six-year relationship. The defeat against Jannik Sinner in it Australian Open and in front of Luca Nardi in Indian Wells have revealed a complicated streak for the Serbian and a more complex start to the season than imagined by the still number 1 in the ATP ranking.

Despite having gotten off the Miami Open to regroup, the decision to release Ivanisevic before returning to Belgrade to train on clay has raised questions about Djokovic’s current status. Ljubicic, however, maintains that, despite the challenges, the tennis player has the time needed to recover y reach its maximum performance again in the season.

Novak Djokovic did not have a good time in Indian Wells and he took note of it.

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Ljubicic does not see the same Djokovic as always but believes he will return

According to the statements of Ivan Ljubicic a La Gazzetta dello Sportthe problem you face Novak Djokovic It does not lie in his ability to play tennis, but in a psychological aspect. Ljubicic suggests Djokovic still retains his skill and quality on court, but may lack the same level of determination and passion that always characterized him in critical moments and that in the end usually make the difference at the highest level of the circuit.

Your problem is psychological, has not forgotten how to play tennis. Without a doubt, ‘Nole’ must have fire inside him, otherwise he is missing something,” Ljubicic explained.

Luca Nardi gave Djokovic a reality check in Indian Wells.

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The former coach highlights the importance of emotional intensity in Djokovic’s game, noting that his ability to fight point to point and conquer the court is fundamental to his success. However, Ljubicic confident Djokovic will regain his momentum as key events of the season approach, such as Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the Olympic Games.

Djokovic separates from Goran Ivanicevic, his historic coach

Novak Djokovic has just made one of the most complex decisions of his career: he announced that Goran Ivanisevichis coach for the last six years, will no longer continue with him.

Goran and I decided a few days ago to stop working together. Our chemistry on the court had its ups and downs, but our friendship was always rock solid. In fact, I’m proud to say (although I don’t know if he is), that apart from winning tournaments together, we’ve also had great Parcheesi battles over the years. And that tournament will never stop for us. Sefinjo, thank you for everything, my friend. I love you,” the world number 1 wrote on his personal Instagram account to tell his fans the news.

“We not only brought a great serve, but also a lot of laughter, fun, We finished several years as number 1, broke great records and achievements and won 12 more Grand Slams (and numerous finals) since then,” Nole added with very heartfelt words.

2024-03-28 18:19:19
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