Former World No. 1 Novak Djokovic He never avoided its Balkan roots, and Serbia took some time to transfer their kindness to the country of Montenegro.
A small country on the Balkan Peninsula, Montenegro plays in the history of Djokovič, when 24-fold grandfather Grand Slam comes from this area. The Djokovič’s father comes from Jasenovo Polje near the town of Nikšić, an area often visited by the Serbian superstar.
Djokovic recalls the pleasant memories of your time in Montenegro
In an interview with RTCG, the 37-year-old talked about his love for a small country. Djokovic said that visiting this area often has a therapeutic effect because it often feels calm whenever he visits Montenegro. In addition, Serbia thought about the importance of his grandfather Vladimir Djokovic in their lives.
“I am emotional when you remember my late grandfather, he was there whenever I needed no one to go to training and always be a special soul in my life, his bond with Montenegro is unbreakable not only for him for him , but also for anyone who lived with him, ”Djokovic began. “Love for Montenegro has been handed over to all of us, I am very proud of my roots, my family came from Cevo to Nikšić and Jasenovo Polje, the last 5-6 years I was in CNA Gora for preparation, I got, I got married in St. Stefan and we named Stefan after St.
“I was preparing in Budva before the Olympic Games in Paris, that was my wish because I would like to do most of my privacy training, but sometimes I like the audience to be present, I felt in front of OI that I needed A little encouragement, a large number of people came in the middle of the season, so I felt a great inspiration in Paris.
“My mother fell in love with Montenegro and she uses to come every weekend, I was a few years ago in the winter in a durmitor, winter is very rough there, but the summer is beautiful. When it comes here, because I like it privately and the training conditions suit me, the weather is favorable.
“We are a sport that is chased by the sun, people are extremely kind on both side and in Budva, there is a lot of respect everywhere and everyone goes out of the way to the meeting and I’m glad to see many children. Just to chase the ball outside and out. ”
