Novak Djokovic news: World No 2 has allegedly split from his long-term coach

Serbian Novak Djokovic has supposedly split from his long-term coach Marian Vajda after working with him for 15 years, according to Sport Klub.

The two split for a brief period in 2017 but they reunited the year after, however they could be about to split again due to the uncertainty around the world No 2’s career because of his refusal to have the Covid-19 vaccine which caused massive controversy in Australia ahead of the season opening Grand Slam.

Tennis needs fans

What next for Raducanu?

What next for Andy Murray?

Medvedev and Zverev could be the new Big Two

Best bit about winning Wimbledon

Rafael Nadal's Australian Open win

What next for Novak Djokovic

Djokovic loses No.1 ranking

Alexander Zverev controversy

Also, in a recent interview with the BBC, he revealed that if it meant he had to be vaccinated, he’d never challenge for another Grand Slam title again and he’d be happy to stick at 20 major titles, but this doesn’t pose much of a challenge for Vajda if this was going to be the case.

Well played @jiri_vesely, that was a great game. Wish you the best of luck for the rest of the tournament.

— Novak Djokovic (@DjokerNole) February 24, 2022

It was only this week that the six time Wimbledon champion started his 2022 season, but he suffered a shock defeat against Jiri Vesely in the quarter final of the Dubai Tennis Championship.

“Unfortunately wasn’t my day, I congratulate Jiri, he played better, he just went for his shots, his serve was big, his whole game was big,” the 34-year-old explained.

“The more matches I play, the more comfortable I get on the court, I didn’t have many matches at all last few months, I’ll have to follow the situation, see how it goes.

“Wherever I get an opportunity to play, I will – hopefully