Novak Djokovic told the media after his third round win against Aljaz Bedene at the 2022 French Open on Friday that he would happily return to Australia to compete in his most successful Slam if given the chance. Djokovic deported before Australian Open this year due to lack of vaccination. Serbian is also banned from obtaining visa in Australia for three years Under Federal Government standards.
Prime Minister of the time Scott MorrisonHe has since lost the election, and Australian Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese has been sworn in as the country’s prime minister. 31. Prime Minister earlier this month. But ministers, including former Prime Minister Scott Morrison, have since stated that under the right circumstances, the restriction could be lifted entirely.
Also Read: ‘It breaks my heart’ Novak Djokovic, expressing his disappointment over the arrest of former coach Boris Becker, reveals that Becker offered ‘help’ to his son
“I would love to come back” – Novak Djokovic
World No. 1 expressed desire to return to Australia however, he admitted that he knew very little about the visa situation. “I don’t know anything about whether my visa will be reinstated or if I will be allowed to return to Australia. I want to go there and play at the Australian Open.” said at a press conference.
“I don’t hold grudges. Look, you know, that’s what happened. If I have the opportunity to go back to Australia and play where I’ve had the biggest success of my career at the Grand Slam, I’d love to go back. If that’s true, then frankly I’m very happy for them, especially because I know it was very difficult for those who stayed there for nine years.” Novak Djokovic said.
“You know, I was there for a week and I can’t imagine how they felt for nine years. “If I’ve shed some light on this situation, you know, in a positive way for them, for it to happen, then of course I’m very happy.” continued to add.
Djokovic, 35, was denied a chance to win. record-breaking 10th Australian Open as a result of the turmoil surrounding it. He also had a chance to win a record 21st Grand Slam titleHis rival Rafael Nadal did it in Melbourne instead. But if all goes well, it would be nice to see the Serb swing his racquets again on his favorite and most comfortable ground.
Also Read: WATCH: “Rafael Nadal Surprised”! A boy runs on the court to greet and surprise the Spaniard during the French Open match
Also Read: ‘Rafael Nadal is better than Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams’ John McEnroe claims Iga Swiatek has mastered the clay court move
