Novak Djokovic announced that he had decided to part ways with the coach for a long time. Marian Vagina He spent 15 years under his tutelage. Vajda and Novak have been working together since 2006 and the Slovak coach played a key role in seeing Novak break records and become one of the greatest players to ever honor the field.
Novak turned Pro in 2003 and won 1 championship until 2006 when he recruited Vajda. Marian is leaving Novak with a total of 86 trophies, contributing to 85 trophies in his cabinet. Novak’s success 2018 ATP Coach of the Year Award and consecutive wins as the Best Coach by the Serbian Olympic Committee in 2010 and 2011.
As the player-coach broke up by mutual consent for unknown reasons, the two paid off. emotional tribute They thanked each other for their shared success over the years that made Djokovic one of the greatest players and also made Vajda the most successful tennis coach of all time on the ATP Tour.
During my time with Novak, I had the chance to see him grow into the player he is today. I am very proud of the time we spent together and grateful for the success we have achieved together. I continue to be his biggest support on and off the pitch and I look forward to facing new challenges.” Vajda said, as reported by welovetennis.fr.
No more changes in Novak Djokovic’s coaching team
As Vajda prepares to leave Djokovic’s camp, Novak will keep the others with him as the season continues. This includes the former Wimbledon champion. Goran Ivanisevic He is the one who will take over the role of Marian, but there has been no official confirmation regarding this. Goran has served as alternate coach and will be the favorite to replace Slovakia unless Djokovic hopes to get a new face.
He will miss March, which has only two ATP events, as Novak is not allowed to enter the US due to his unvaccinated state against Covid-19. 2022 Indian Wells Masters next 2022 Miami Masters. This gives the Serb a month to prepare before taking action in April. 2022 Belgrade Open where to play.
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