Novak Djokovic shares a moving dedication to his Serbian people

At the age of 37, Novak Djokovic has filled the last void, making are Serbian peoplean immense joy. With a beautiful video, published on his social accounts, the 24-time Slam champion dedicated the victory to his Serbia, and remembered, if it was still necessary, his bond and sense of belonging to his people.

By winning the Olympic Games in Paris, Djokovic has fulfilled a dream, perhaps the last one missing in his glorious career. In his immense trophy cabinet, only the gold medal that he had chased and dreamed of for the past years, but which for one reason or another had always eluded him, was missing.

“I never gave up on the dream of winning this gold medal, just as the Serbian people never gave up on me. Together we believed in the impossible. Even though I am the one holding this medal, I want every Serbian to know that it belongs to all of us. Representing our nation is the greatest honor in the world. This medal, these moments, this life, none of it would have been possible without your unwavering support.. This is thanks to you. This is for you. Thank you!”

An incredible effort that Djokovic made, but that does not satisfy him. A passion for tennis that rewards him for every sacrifice and every drop of sweat he spent on the court. So what future for him? Nole said:

“Of course I feel complete, with this gold medal I have achieved everything I could achieve, but I still love this sport. I don’t play tennis just for the numbers or to win titles. If I still play it is because I love tennis and the competition, I am passionate about training and preparing my body every week, to continue improving physically and mentally, even at my age. This sport has given me too many beautiful things in my life, so I can only repay it with my dedication and the sacrifices I make every day on the court and off it when no one is watching. This kind of success is never a coincidence, it is the result of an incredible effort on my part and that of the people around me,” he explained.