Novak Djokovic, without getting vaccinated, returns to play through the ‘big door’

After the echo that Novak Djokovic’s revealing interview with the ‘BBC’ had, in which He openly acknowledged that he prefers not to be vaccinated than to be the best in historythe Serbian tennis player returns to compete this Monday at the Dubai ATP.

Still controversial, the Balkan returns to the tracks thanks to the fact that in the United Arab Emirates it is not mandatory for visitors to have their vaccination schedule. In addition, as stated by the organizer of the event, businessman Salah Tahla, in the local newspaper ‘The National News’, the leaders support the man who has won the competition five times.

The return of ‘Nole’

“It is better to think ahead and be positive. I think it’s great to have him back. I know that the whole world has been against him, but in the end he is number one in the world and he is a former champion in Dubai”, declared the main organizer of the event.

“We are not concerned about your vaccination schedule because the most important thing for us is to follow the policies and regulations set by the government. The government here does not require someone to be vaccinated to enter the country. As long as you take the PCR test and those tests are negative, then you can enter. We have PCR tests available at the airport upon arrival and also at the tournament and the official hotel”, added Salah Tahla.

The Dubai ATP 500 kicks off this Monday, February 21. The Serbian arrives as number one in the world and, with his return after the scandal in Australia, he hopes to continue adding weeks at the top of the ranking.

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