Aryna Sabalenka poses for the Vogue cameras, Novak Djokovic discusses tennis with the Greek Prime Minister as Andy Murray celebrates Scottish football triumph

The Daily Dose of Social Media once again shows off what the stars have been getting up to as the off-season comes into full flow.

As many of the WTA stars continue to enjoy themselves on holiday, Novak Djokovic meets up with the Greek Prime Minister while Andy Murray celebrates a historic football result in Scotland's history.

Aryna Sabalenka has been enjoying her off-season in the Maldives, lapping up the sun and sea after another stunning campaign. However, that is not the only thing she has been up to.

She got the opportunity to model for Vogue, and took it with open arms. She showed off different outfits while bracing a plethora of watches on her wrist.

"@voguearabia’s debut Watches & Jewellery Special! If you know me, you know how much I love watches, so being the first cover star for this edition is truly such an honour."

A number of tennis players have traversed to the Maldives to wind down, choosing the hot sunny climate and beautiful blue waters to relax by.

Marta Kostyuk has gone for a different location: Monte-Carlo. She boasted a red swimsuit while posing in front of some choppy waters. The temperatures are nowhere near the Maldives, reaching only 13 degrees Celsius. However, this has not fazed the Ukrainian, who currently resides in Monaco as she embraced the weather. "Salt + Storm," she wrote.

Naomi Osaka has also enjoyed her time away from the court. She has already shared a number of pictures of her enjoying her time on holiday in the Caribbean, spending time on the water most notably with Taylor Townsend. While she was nowhere to be seen in this post, she was still quick to reply.

Osaka posed in a number of different position as she showed off her dress resembling a zebra. "Black and white stripes on me like a zebra," the four-time Grand Slam champion wrote. Townsend replied to this: "Ate downnnnn."

The Japanese star had to end her 2025 season slightly early due to injuries but looks back to her best with deep runs in big events. As she rests up and enjoys herself, she will be raring to go for a big campaign next year.

It was delight for Murray who got to witness Scotland qualify for the 2026 World Cup in North America. They completed the nerve-wracking feat in dramatic style, scoring twice late on to fend off Denmark 4-2 in a winners take all match.

There will be huge celebrations in Murray's homeland with the making it to the prestigious event for the first time since 1998, when Murray was only 11 years-old. The avid football fan, who is an avid Arsenal supporter, will be cheering on his home nation as they make the trip across the Atlantic next summer. "Yessssssssssssssssssss! Never in doubt Scotland. North America here we come," he tweeted moments after the win.

After leaving Serbia for a new life in Greece, Djokovic has wasted no time in getting acquainted with the Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Recently, Djokovic tasted glory in the Hellenic Championship hosted in Athens. It was a special victory in front of his new home fans.

In fact, the 38-year-old has very much enjoyed his stay in Greece. After the fallout with the Serbian government, he will be hoping for a much smoother relationship with Mitsotakis. Their discussion was always going to end up about tennis, with the 24-time Grand Slam champions pitching his ideas to grow the sport in the country. While stars like Stefanos Tsitsipas fly the Greek flag high, Djokovic is wanting more success in his new home.

"This afternoon I received to my office tennis legend Novak Djokovic, George's brother and the president of the Greek tennis federation Thodoris Glava. We talked about how to take Greek tennis even higher, then the extremely successful Hellenic Championship ATP 250."