Novak Djokovic has taken to social media to express his gratitude to his wife, Jelena, for her unwavering support during a remarkable season. The 36-year-old Serb ended the year as world number one after winning the Australian Open, French Open, US Open, and the ATP Finals.
In an emotional Instagram post, Djokovic wrote: 'What an amazing season this has been. Forever grateful to my wife for being the best mother I could ask for to kids, while I was making history of the sport. Her support and love that I have been feeling from my family made this historic season possible.'
He also thanked his team, saying: 'I would like to congratulate and thank my team for their dedication and efforts. Another very successful year for the team in the books. We will remember this one forever. So many memorable moments that sent chills down our spines. Journey continues in 2024. Looking forward to what’s coming up. Onwards and upwards.'
Jelena Djokovic is a regular presence at her husband's matches, often accompanied by their two children, Stefan and Tara. Djokovic has already turned his attention to the 2024 season, where he will defend his Grand Slam titles and aim for Olympic gold in Paris, having won a bronze medal in 2008.
'Of course, the Olympics are a huge desire of mine,' Djokovic said recently. 'It’s a unique opportunity. I have a bronze from Beijing 2008. I’m ready for this challenge, I just think about getting to the big date healthy.'
