Peugeot will remain Novak Djokovic's sponsor at the Dubai Tennis Championships, according to a report

Novak Djokovic will continue to feature the Peugeot brand on his shirt at the Dubai Tennis Championships, according to a source close to the French carmaker. Djokovic is reportedly the only player in the ATP Top 100 that has not been vaccinated, with the Serb revealing in recent days that despite the controversy over his failed attempt to play the Australian Open — which ultimately saw him deported over his risk of inciting anti-vaccination sentiment — he is still not planning to get the jab. Ad/> But Peugeot — according to an anonymous source that spoke to Reuters — are understood to be planning to continue their partnership with the 34-year-old, at least for the Dubai event.

Australian OpenDjokovic hopes to return to Australian Open in future despite 'hard to forget' visa sagaA DAY AGO «We anticipate the Peugeot brand will be represented at the tournament in Dubai on Mr. Djokovic's shirt,» the source said. «Peugeot has taken note of Mr.

Djokovic's statements and is glad that he has expressed himself.» As for the longer-term, the source said that the two parties' discussions were «continuing in good faith». Djokovic hopes to return to Australian Open in future despite 'hard to forget' visa saga 'I've missed tennis' — Djokovic tells fans in Dubai he's keen to get back on court As yet there has been no comment from other prominent Djokovic sponsors Hublot and Lacoste. Djokovic has already been pictured preparing for the Dubai event, which he has been able to enter given the UAE's vaccination policy.