the serbian Novak Djokovic, 35 years old and world number one, has a few asterisks on his most immediate sports calendar. The 10-time Australian Open champion is set to make another appearance at the ATP 500 tournament in Dubai from February 27 to March 4, although the hamstring injury he sustained during his victory in Melbourne will dictate that.
‘Nole’ continues to knock on the door of the United States to argue the Masters 1000 ATP of Indian Wells (March 8-19) and Miami (March 22-April 2).
With the country’s current regulations, his access to the country is prohibited for the unvaccinated. Borders will only open for a foreigner without covid rules from May 11. It’s too late for those events.
However, Novak Djokovic would have requested a special pass to access the United States. “Unfortunately it is something that is not in our hands. There are still a few days for the decision, we hope for a positive result,” said his younger brother. George in the Serbian news agency Tanjug.
“Novak had to obtain a special permit to enter, considering that the United States still does not allow unvaccinated foreigners to enter the country, which is incredible considering that we have seen large sports demonstration with unvaccinated athletes around the world,” said the small. one of the Djokovics.
They have help in the Indian Wells tournament. Its director, the German tommy haasrecently told Australia that “it would be a shame if he can’t play. We’ll do everything we can to get him to play.”
Source: La Verdad
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