"I don't see the finish line of my career" says Novak Djokovic as he targets 2024 Olympics

Novak Djokovic ended the Tokyo Olympic Games in a brutal fashion leaving him devastated about missing out on a medal.

After his exit from the event, a visibly disappointed Djokovic candidly spoke about his career and the deeply rooted desire to be successful at the Olympics for his country Serbia. The Serbian admitted that he does not see the finish line of his career:

“Three years [until the 2024 Games] – not that far, but on the other hand, it is, since I do not have 25 years anymore. I do not see the finish line of my career."

A deep desire to do well at the Olympics for Djokovic is clearly visible in his actions and words. Despite not seeing the finish line of his career Djokovic is aware that every year that passes is taking its toll and he understands the difficulty that comes with it.

The Serbian also spoke about what keeps him going:

“Olympics, Davis Cup, ATP Cup, and the Grand Slams, those are the tournaments that inspire me the most to go on. It is a privilege to play for Serbia, I want to play in Paris. If I am there, I hope to win a medal.”