The 37-year-old tennis legend tore the medial meniscus in his right knee
The Olympic Games begin on July 26th, the world’s sports mogul will gather the best athletes on the planet, including tennis, which will feature its best rackets in the search for gold and sports immortality.
One of the stars to shine in Paris 2024 would be Novak Djokovic, the champion of 24 Grand Slams recovers from a knee operation that did not let him finish Roland Garros and that casts doubt on his presence at Wimbledon, but the current number three of the planet will go to the French capital to chase one of the few trophies missing in its legendary record.
Novak Djokovic’s participation at 2024 Wimbledon is uncertain
In a long interview with Eurosport, Arnaud Di Pasquale reflected on Novak Djokovic’s injury: “With Novak, nothing is impossible. But under what conditions? If it’s not 100%, I don’t believe it, it’s not to make up the numbers.
In addition, at Wimbledon, he knows very well that it is a tournament in which he is capable of beating these young people again. Even more perhaps than on clay in fact.
There is this obvious desire to be ready for Wimbledon, because time is passing and he knows very well that the end is approaching.”
This Tuesday, 37-year-old Serbian Novak Djokovic was announced as a member of the list of athletes from his country who will go to the Olympic Games, an event that is only 39 days away and is one of the great objectives of the Balkan in this year.
Novak Djokovic will go to the Olympic Games for the fifth time in his career after participating in the editions of Beijing 2008, London 2012, Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. Djokovic added bronze in 2008, while in England and Japan he lost the duel for third place.
In Brazil he said goodbye in the first round. Novak Djokovic works against time, the owner of 98 professional titles already trains in the gym after the operation he underwent in Paris to repair the injury to the medial meniscus of the right knee.