Mouratoglou believes Djokovic has potential to add an 'unbelievable' haul of further Grand Slams before retirement: "He can score between three to ten more Grand Slams"

Patrick Mouratoglou believes Novak Djokovic can win up to 10 more grand slams in the next three to four years.

Many believe Djokovic will win a couple of more grand slams but few believe he can actually make it to thirty. Mouratoglou is certainly one of them as he can see a scenario where Djokovic wins several more in the next three to four years.

He explained:

"Big news in the tennis world, Novak Djokovic is allowed to play at the Australian Open so probably he will be able to play three grand slams minimum next year. That changes completely, potentially the history of the game because Novak is the one who is winning the most Grand Slams for a few years except in 2020 because Wimbledon was cancelled but otherwise he is scoring between two and three grand Slams every year."

He added:

"So if he plays three of four more years and is able to win two to three Grand Slams then he can score between three to ten more Grand Slams. Can you imagine? It is unbelievable. And the real question is how long is he gonna play Rafa, which is a big question and will the young generation, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Daniil Medvedev, all this generation and Zverev and the younger generation, Alcaraz, Holger Rune and Sinner. Will they be able to win Grand Slams and in a way prevent Novak from winning 2 to 3 per year. That are the questions that are so interesting in the future and now because he can play the Grand Slam we are so excited to witness that."