Tennis legend Novak Djokovic has been spotted soaking up the Mediterranean sun during a secret family getaway to Greece, just weeks before he defends his Wimbledon crown.
The world number one was photographed enjoying quality time with his wife Jelena and their two children, Stefan and Tara, on the picturesque Greek islands. The family appeared relaxed and happy as they explored the stunning coastal landscapes.
Pre-Wimbledon Relaxation
This Greek escape comes at a crucial moment in the tennis calendar, with Wimbledon just around the corner. Djokovic, who has dominated the grass-court tournament in recent years, appears to be prioritising family time and mental preparation before the championship begins.
An eyewitness shared: "They looked like any other family on holiday - completely relaxed and enjoying each other's company. Novak was very hands-on with the children and they all seemed to be having a wonderful time."
Family First for Tennis Superstar
The 24-time Grand Slam champion has often spoken about the importance of family in maintaining his competitive edge. This Greek retreat demonstrates his commitment to balancing his professional demands with precious family moments.
Jelena Djokovic, Novak's wife of 13 years, was seen laughing and playing with their children on the beach. The couple, who married in 2014, have consistently maintained that family remains their top priority despite Novak's global sporting commitments.
Wimbledon Preparation Underway
While enjoying his Greek holiday, Djokovic knows that the defence of his Wimbledon title begins on July 1st. The Serbian star will be chasing his eighth Wimbledon championship and his 25th Grand Slam title overall.
This family break follows Djokovic's recent withdrawal from the French Open due to a knee injury, making this recovery period even more crucial for his Wimbledon preparations.
As the tennis world watches and waits, Djokovic's Greek getaway suggests he's taking a holistic approach to his preparation - focusing on both physical recovery and mental wellbeing before the championship battle begins.
