Novak Djokovic Arrives in Spain for Davis Cup Finals
The world’s top-ranked tennis player, Novak Djokovic, has landed in Spain this week. He is there to participate in the Davis Cup finals, which are set to take place in Malaga.
Djokovic Expresses Love for Costa del Sol
During a press conference on Wednesday, Djokovic shared his fondness for Spain’s Costa del Sol. He stated that he feels at home in this region. He praised Malaga and Andalusia, highlighting their beauty, ideal climate, friendly people, and delicious food. He also noted that these areas have a different energy compared to other Spanish regions like Madrid and Barcelona. Novak Djokovic Adores Marbella
Djokovic’s Pandemic Stay in Marbella
Djokovic spent the pandemic in Marbella, residing in a large mansion in Sierra Blanca, one of Spain’s most exclusive areas. He was so taken with the €10 million house he was renting that he decided to purchase it. The house came with a built-in tennis court, which allowed him to continue his training during the pandemic, as reported by sports paper Marca.
Pre-Season Training and Local Coach
Djokovic will be conducting part of his pre-season training in Marbella. Interestingly, one of his coaches, Carlos Gomez-Herrera, is a local.
Djokovic’s Other Residences and Training Destinations
Apart from Marbella, Djokovic also has a residence in Monaco and spends time in his home city of Belgrade, as per Diario Cordoba. However, Marbella has become one of his regular destinations for both training and living.
Brother Marko’s Life in Marbella
Djokovic’s younger brother, Marko, also resides in Marbella. He works as a tennis coach at a tennis academy in the Puente Romano Beach Resort.
Serbia-Great Britain Game Sells Out
Djokovic’s appearance at the Serbia-Great Britain game at the Martin Carpena sports arena in Malaga has led to a sell-out of tickets. The winner of this match will advance to the semifinals on Saturday, where they will face either Italy or the Netherlands. Novak Djokovic Adores Marbella
