Djokovic controversial in Serbia

This year, the expanded Belgrade tennis tournament - run by the Djokovic family - will not take place in Belgrade as usual. Instead, this event moved to the Oaka multi -purpose gymnasium at Athens, and was renamed to Hellenic Championship and started from November 2.

According to Serbia media, Djokovic and the team decided to change the tournament venue as a result of the disagreement between the UK and the Serbian government, especially President Aleksandar Vucic, on some policies and the bill of upcoming. The tension reached the climax when Djokovic publicly supported the student's protest and the opposite groups with Mr. Vucic. In addition, the Greek press confirmed Djokovic and his wife, Jelena, are also considering some schools for two children, Stefan and Tara, in this area.

Some sources believe that Djokovic is seriously considering settling in Athens. Establishing a close relationship with the Greek government, plus conflicts with President Vucic, causing the 38 -year -old player to suffer a wave of drastic criticism from Serbia media.

towards Djokovic, these decisions are thought to be Nole's preparation for life after retirement. This season, Djokovic won a title at the ATP 250 in Switzerland. At the three Grand Slam tournaments, the former world's number one stopped in the semi -finals. He is currently ranked seven in the world and will return to the US to expand, the tournament started on August 24.