Novak Djokovic Uncertain About Future Amid Growing Speculation
Novak Djokovic has cast fresh doubt over his future in professional tennis, sparking speculation about a potential retirement or reduced schedule in the coming years. The 24-time Grand Slam champion, who has dominated the sport for over a decade, admitted he is unsure about how long he will continue competing at the highest level.
Speaking to reporters, Djokovic revealed that he is taking things “one season at a time” and will carefully assess his physical and mental condition before making any long-term commitments. “At this stage of my career, every decision matters. I have to listen to my body, my mind, and my family,” he said.
The Serbian star, who turned 37 this year, remains at the top of the ATP rankings but has faced increasing challenges from a younger generation of players. While he has continued to perform at an elite level, questions about his longevity have intensified, particularly after a physically demanding 2024 season.
Djokovic’s uncertainty also raises questions about his participation in upcoming major tournaments, including the French Open and Wimbledon. While he has previously expressed a desire to compete at the 2025 Paris Olympics, he stopped short of confirming his plans. “I still have goals, but I also know I can’t play forever,” he added.
Fans and analysts are now left wondering whether Djokovic is preparing for a gradual transition away from the sport or if he will aim for a final push towards more Grand Slam titles. His longtime rivals, including Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, have already stepped away or significantly reduced their schedules.
For now, Djokovic remains a force on the court, but his latest comments suggest that the tennis world may soon have to prepare for an era without one of its greatest
champions.
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