Can Novak win a 25th Grand Slam? Think about it, what did he just show us in Paris?" Mouratoglou clarifies his comments on Djokovic
On his social media, Mouratoglou recently spoke about the situation of Serbian Novak Djokovic. According to the French coach, the 38-year-old player didn't seem motivated during his semi-final against Sinner. These remarks sparked discussion, but the main person concerned wanted to clarify:
"The next time you are asked if Novak can win a 25th Grand Slam, think about it, what did he just show us in Paris? Ten days before Wimbledon, a tournament he has won seven times, reaching the final in six of the last editions, there is one thing I am sure of: Novak Djokovic's tennis is still there. But is the spark still there?
After a difficult clay-court season, Novak reached the semi-finals of Roland-Garros, beating top players like Zverev and pushing the world number one Sinner in a tight three-set match. Technically and physically, he is still at the level. Let's be clear: his tennis hasn't declined. He is still capable of producing the precision, variation, and timing that have made him one of the greatest players in history.
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