Novak is thinking about leaving Monte Carlo: Djokovic's new home will be in a paradise-like city

After living for many years in the Principality of Monaco, the world's best tennis player Novak Djokovic is considering moving to Spain, where he and his family would live in Marbella.

As Telegraf has been told, the move is not definitive yet, but Novak is thinking about it a lot and first needs to find the right solution and an adequate home for his family in this Spanish city.

Novak spent the entire first wave of the coronavirus pandemic in this place, as well as later after he recovered from contracting coronavirus during Adria Tour. Novak trained in Marbella and had the conditions he wanted before the continuation of the season.

The season continued with the Cincinnati Masters on the courts of the national tennis center "Billy Jean King" in New York, where Djokovic took the 35th trophy of the 1000 series.

It's likely that conditions in Marbella are one of the reasons that made Djokovic think about moving there.

Novak's brother Marko Djokovic lives in Marbella, where he is one of the coaches in the academy of Pepe Imaz, who was once in Novak's team, which at the time did not meet with the approval of the public nor of some other members of Djokovic's team.

Also, Marbella is home to his wife Jelena Djokovic's sister, Marija Ristic, who lives there with her husband, basketball player Luka Bogdanovic.

In any case, Marbella is closer to the world's best tennis player's heart because of these reasons, and now he will replace Monte Carlo, where he has lived since the early phase of his career in the first decade of this century, with the Spanish city.

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(Telegraf.rs)