Unsurprisingly, the Wimbledon quarter-finalist is regarded as one of the greatest tennis players of all time and has incredible bank balance to match his incredible accomplishments.
Novak Djokovic is no stranger to Wimbledon’s Centre Court, winning the tournament seven times and now he’s taking on Italian and 22nd seed Flavio Cobolli in the quarter finals as he attempts to lift the famous trophy once more.
On Monday, BBC tennis commentator John McEnroe jokingly suggested the legend could “retire on the spot” if he played another set as badly as his opening one against Alex de Minaur in the fourth round, which he lost 6-1.
However, the Serbian stormed the game and previously stated that he believes he could win more Grand Slam titles in 2028, which might be his last year of eligibility.
Novak is already regarded as one of the greatest tennis players of all time, regardless of whether he wins the Wimbledon title this year or not.
His net worth is staggering, making him one of only three men to win a career Golden Slam, which includes winning four global Grand Slams and the Olympic gold medal…
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The 38-year-old tennis player, who is married to Jelena Djokovic and has two children, Stefan and Tara, has won a whopping £138 million in prize money for singles and doubles competitions around the world during his career.
He has won 40 ATP 1000 titles, including the first two Grand Slam victories, and he is the only player to have won all ATP 1000 tennis tournaments twice to claim the career golden masters.
Novak’s net worth, however, is much higher, at £193 million. This includes significant brand acquisitions, including Sergio Tacchini’s ten-year sponsorship deal, which the player held until 2009.
He signed a five-year brand ambassador contract with Uniqlo in 2012, which was reportedly worth just under £7 million per year, and he ended his contract with Uniqlo in favor of Lacoste.
Mercedes-Benz and Seiko are also included in the list of famous brands associated with Djokovic. He generated an incredible £40 million in sponsorships alone between June 2018 and June 2019.
The founder, who once owned a vegan restaurant in Monte Carlo, Monaco, and developed a line of nutritious food items, is a foodie enthusiast.
And the Serb’s family is represented by his hospitality-focused family-run business Family Sport, which also deals with events, sportswear, and real estate.
The Novak Djokovic Foundation, a non-profit organization that helps children from underprivileged backgrounds, is where the UNICEF Good Will Ambassador likes to give back when it comes to his money.
Source: Mirror
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