In Greece, and specifically in Athens and more specifically in Kifissia, in the Northern Suburbs, the legend of world tennis, Novak Djokovic, found himself a few hours ago on a "lightning" trip in order to look for a school for his two children as, as everything shows, he is thinking of settling permanently in our country. After all, his love for Greece is well known!
Alina Loi
According to information and videos released, the top Serbian tennis player, the man who has broken any record in tennis, was seen in the area of Kifissia visiting local educational structures for his children, with the aim of an imminent permanent settlement in Greece.
After all, Nole never hid his love for our country.
Even on the day when he was celebrating the Olympic gold medal at the Eiffel Tower, he had referred to the love of the Greeks.
Something he had done after his match with Markos Pagdatis, where the Australian Open crowd (Greeks and Serbs) praised both, with him in his statements speaking of "Orthodox brothers".
After all, it was during a visit to Greece that he had announced that his wife Elena was pregnant with their first child.
And of course, they had also visited the Parthenon, while he has stated many times: "I love Greece, like every Serbian citizen! Our relationship goes back a long way in history, we are united by religion and we have strong ties of culture and tradition."
Now, after having won every distinction and title that exists in tennis and having won the most Grand Slams (21) and having been ranked No. 1 in the world rankings for the most weeks than any other tennis player, Novak Djokovic makes sense to consider his future outside the tennis courts and as everything shows, Nole chooses his beloved Greece to retire at some point and enjoy the fruits of his labors. along with his loving family!
Thus, Djokovic, accompanied by his wife Elena, visited private schools for their children while at the same time they saw houses in the northern suburbs, one of the most beautiful areas of Attica, ideal for families with children as in addition to an excellent climate, they have very good infrastructure and most good private schools.
Djokovic is also reportedly determined to invest in tennis courts at the OAKA facilities, but it is not yet clear whether this plan has anything to do with the academy that his former Italian coach, Ricardo Piatti, has in the works, who has been in Athens since the beginning of the week.
