There has been a lot of interest in Novak Djokovic since the beginning of his career. Given that he is at an advanced age, it is difficult to expect him to be as superior as he used to be.
The Serbian tennis player has not won a Grand Slam for two years, but certainly his milestone 100th career titlethis year gave him additional motivation and opened new paths.Being dominant for years and then experiencing a slight decline is not easy for anyone.
Playing in the era of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner is certainly a serious task, and of course, when you are 38 years old, it is difficult to expect that you are as physically ready for such challenges. However, the Serbian tennis player has always been a person who loved to compete, giving his best, while proving that he is really worth it.
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There is already speculation about which tournaments Djokovic will play after the US Open. The most important thing for tennis fans is that the 38-year-old has no desire to retire, and he spoke about this after his defeat in the semi-finals of the US Open.
Djokovic also spoke openly about Sinner and Alcaraz, believing that they are better in many aspects of the game, but also in physical fitness. Playing against them is one of the toughest challenges, as they are at the peak of their careers and still have the potential to get even better.
Djokovic's future: Which tournaments will he play in?
Apart from Athens and Riyadh, nothing else has been announced or confirmed by Novak.
There is a lot of speculation about the future of the experienced tennis player, and most fans hope that he will continue to perform in a large number of tournaments, with the desire to be as superior as before, and try to spoil the plans of younger tennis players like Alcaraz and Sinner.
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It's hard to give a real answer as to whether Djokovic will succeed, but time will tell.
