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Novak Djokovic plans to return to work in the Qatar Open Championship next week after she recovered from a thigh injury, but she did not mention Andy Murray joining him.
Grand Slam 24 times says that the injury that forced him to get out of the Australian Open Championship “has been repaired by almost 100 percent.”
It was suspended for a record title in the four major championships in Melbourne last month when he had to retire After losing the first group of the semi -finals to Alexander Zverev.
But Djokovic, which is still less than 100 ATP career title, is included in the entry list for the ATP 500 in Doha – Live on Sky Sports Tennis – He was given approval to play by his medical team.
“There is no longer a muscle rupture, as the infection has been repaired by almost 100 percent and I am ready to go to work for more victories,” said 37 -year -old for the Mountain mixture.
“I have a green light from the medical team that I can train, which I can prepare for.
“The tournament is now scheduled to stick to Doha for seven days, so I am adhering to the schedule.
“Praise be to God, I managed to recover quickly. I was more wounded than I did in the first fifteen years of my career.
“This may come with age, but my body still listens to me, I still have a burning flame and a desire to achieve new things.
“I hope the hundred cup will come to Doha at the moment. I have been chasing it for a long time – it will come when it comes.”
Djokovic did not mention whether he would continue to work with Andy Murray after his opponent once joined the training team in Melbourne.
The Qatar Open Championship will be released by Jannik Sinner in the number 1, along with other players in the first place, including Carlos Alcaraz and Daniel Medvedev.
Karen Khashanov won Qatar’s observation in 2024 after defeating Chic Jacob Minsik in successive groups.
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