Earlier in March, Novak Djokovic announced shocking news, as he parted ways with his long-time coach Marian Vajda. After 15 years and 20 Grand Slam titles later, the Serbian ended things with Vajda. After their split, Novak posted a heartfelt message on his social media, remembering some of their incredible memories. Meanwhile, since Vajda’s departure, people have been wondering who will become the next coach for Novak. According to recent rumors, one name is in the air and it would be shocking if it became true.

Serena Williams’ current coach could become the new coach of Novak Djokovic

According to the Serbian media, rumors are circulating around Serena Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou to become Djokovic’s new coach. In recent times, Patrick shared various posts on his social media explaining why Djokovic is the best. In the latest video on his Instagram, he posted a masterclass about Djokovic’s backhand technique. 

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“I bet on Novak Djokovic, even though Rafael Nadal is currently the leader with 21 Grand Slams. Nole is younger than both the Spaniard and Roger Federer. He has won several Grand Slams a year lately. He can play at the highest level for another three or four years because he is still motivated and in excellent physical shape. He has all the predispositions to win 25 to 30 Grand Slams,” Mouratoglou recently spoke about Djokovic. (Google Translate)

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The French coach also talked about the split between Novak and Vajda. “Vajda knows Novak very well and he always worked flawlessly with him in key moments, when a Serb needed to do something great. I am surprised. I hope that Djokovic has very clear ideas about his future because otherwise, it could disrupt my predictions about the most Grand Slams,” Mouratoglou said. 

Djokovic to play in Monte-Carlo 

Novak had a horrid 2022 so far. From being deported from Australia to losing his number one ranking, to losing his coach, this has not been a good year for him. However, after a recent rule change by the French Government, Novak will play at the Monte-Carlo Masters and the French Open. The Monte-Carlo Open will start on April 10 and the French Open will start on 22nd May. 

Meanwhile, if the rumors were to be true, we could see Patrick Mouratoglou in the corner of the Serbian for the next few tournaments. 

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