
Novak Djokovic won the 2023 Roland Garros event and he celebrated with his family on the court with his son sporting the merch of another tennis player.
That tennis player is Daniil Medvedev who recently came out with his own logo as part of his Lacoste collection. Both Djokovic and Medvedev are part of the Lacoste family and use their kits for playing matches though Medvedev now has a specific logo. It resembles a console controller as the Russian is a huge fan of gaming and does it regularly.
Djokovic's son was spotted wearing a jacket that has the Medvedev logo on it and he was also spotted in the shoes that Medvedev plays in. It's quite interesting because Stefan Djokovic has been a longtime Nadal fan before this so perhaps he's now changed allegiance to Medvedev. Either way, it's not a huge issue as both Djokovic and Medvedev are part of the Lacoste family.
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Djokovic himself looked very happy celebrating with his family and he even talked about having them there in Paris for the event:
“I would like to say a few more things, please. My kids are here and I always try to convey some values, some messages, something that they can learn from, something that they can draw some inspiration. And I really hope, judging by their smile, I think they’re enjoying it."
We've yet to see the kids in his merch though so perhaps Djokovic should probably come out with his own collection that his son could sport. This one from Medvedev looks fine and the logo is pretty cool but there is certainly a good chance that Djokovic could come up with his own great logo and collection. He did debut a nice jacket with a cool 23 logo made out of the Lacoste alligator logo.
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