Serbian Olympic Committee Certifies Novak Djokovic for Paris 2024 Olympics

The Serbian Olympic Committee has officially announced that Novak Djokovic will compete at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

Djokovic, who has competed in every Olympic Games since 2008 will be making his fifth trip this summer. Despite winning a bronze medal in his debut Olympics, the 37-year-old tennis player has lost in the third-place match in his last three efforts.

In April, Djokovic stated that Paris 2024 is a priority for him this year, as he hopes to win his first Olympic gold.

In April, Djokovic stated that Paris 2024 is a priority for him this year, as he hopes to win his first Olympic gold.

The Paris Games will be the first return of Djokovic to the city since withdrawing from the French Open last month due to a knee injury before reaching the quarterfinals.

The tennis competitions at the Paris Olympics will be held at Roland Garros, the historic French Open venue from July 27 to August 4.

Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal are expected to face Djokovic with Murray suggesting that the Games would be a fitting end to his career.