Novak Djokovic showed the first progress made after the right knee surgery
Novak Djokovic showed the first progress made after the right knee surgery by posting a video of his rehabilitation path on Instagram. Video in which he tries to strengthen the affected area by already performing specific exercises and works with smile.
Everyone knows the real goal of Belgrade: to arrive in the best possible conditions at the Olympic Games in Paris 2024 and to offer himself the opportunity to treat himself to that gold medal that he always dreamed of winning for his country.
The expectation regarding the recovery of Novak Djokovic is maximum. The tennis world wonders when the Serbian will reappear, especially after learning that the Olympic Committee of his country has already officially selected him to be part of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The truth is that the Serbian plan could have a new stop before: Wimbledon Championships 2024.
Update on Novak Djokovic
Just thinking about the Olympics, good news has arrived. The Serbian Olympic Committee has announced the presence of Novak Djokovic, at least on paper.
“Novak Djokovic and Dusan Lajovic have met the conditions according to the ATP classification and confirmed their participation in the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics”.
There are many doubts about Djokovic’s participation in the next edition of Wimbledon.
The expected recovery time for an injury of this magnitude would seem to distance the Serbian from the All England Club grounds, but it must also be considered that the transition from one surface to another would not benefit his fitness.
Blic reports from his home country that Nole’s plan was put in place just two days after his meniscus injury worsened. In Paris, and with the advice of his good friend Nikola Karabatic (legendary handball player), Djokovic put himself in the hands of a well-known clinic to carry out such an operation. The operation had an excellent result and the estimated recovery time was initially three weeks.