Djokovic announces a new addition to his coaching team

According to Novak Djokovic, Boris Bosnjakovic will take over as his team’s new temporary coach for

this year’s Roland Garros competition. Since parting ways with Goran Ivanisevic, the Serbian has not

had a consistent coach.

Bosnjakovic, a 50-year-old Novi Sad native, has had a significant impact on Djokovic’s professional

career. It remains to be seen if he can elevate Djokovic’s game, which has drawn criticism this year.

“Since my split with Goran, I have never confirmed that I have a permanent coach,” Djokovic remarked

at a news conference. I responded that Nenad was someone I looked up to in life and that she was there

to support me as a friend and mentor.

The 24-time champion expressed worries about a potential decline in form after losing heartbreakingly

to Tomas Machac in the Geneva semifinal. Djokovic’s followers have urged him to get a new coach in

order to improve his game.

“Boris is a member of my technical team when it comes to the analysis of my rivals, matches, and my

own game,” the speaker continued. Over the course of our many years of collaboration in various

capacities, Boris has remained the head coach at the tennis center in Novak. He will work with me on

strategy, preparation, and analysis as my tennis coach in Paris. I do not currently have a long-term

coaching solution for what will happen after this event.