🇫🇷France will scrap its vaccine passport on March 14, the Prime Minister has announced. Unless something changes dramatically, that means Novak Djokovic will be allowed to play at Roland Garros.
Djokovic likely free to defend French Open title after COVID vaccine passport rules relaxed
ATPThursday, 03 March 2022 at 18:15
Novak Djokovic will likely be able to defend his French Open title from May 22 after COVID vaccine passport rules were announced to be relaxed from March 14.
They will no longer be required from this date and so this gives Djokovic a huge chance to play at least the next two major tournaments.
Wimbledon is also on the cards due to the UK's stance on COVID-19 with all rules now all but relaxed so the World No.2 will likely be able to head to Britain following the clay court season.
However, he will be forbidden from play the US Open at the moment due to non-vaccinated people not being allowed into the country.
This means also Indian Wells and Miami will not see the Serbian with his Flushing Meadows participation in doubt barring a rule change before the tournament.
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