Novak Djokovic\u2019s relocation to Greece is set for another major landmark as he is close to acquiring a multimillion-pound tennis and racket club on the coast of Athens with the facility set to become his new training base.<\/p>\n
The 24-time Grand Slam winner raised eyebrows in September when it emerged that he and his family had swapped his hometown of Belgrade, Serbia, for the coastal town of Glyfada<\/a> in the Greek capital.<\/p>\n The Djokovic<\/a> family reportedly received a golden visa after they purchased a residence in the southern coastal suburbs of Athens with their new home worth more than \u20ac800,000 (just over \u00a3700,000), which is the minimum investment requirement to obtain legal residency.<\/p>\n The tennis great and his wife, Jelena, had also enrolled their two young children, Stefan (11) and Tara (8), at the St Lawrence College, a British school in Athens.<\/p>\n Shortly before taking part in his new home event, the Hellenic Championship, Djokovic explained why the family decided to move<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cWe have two young children and we are trying to adapt and find the best environment for them as well,\u201d he told SDNA.<\/p>\n \u201cBecause that is the priority, how the children will grow up in the most beneficial environment for them for their psychological, physical and emotional health. To be in an environment where we feel like we have more time as a family, privately.\u201d<\/p>\n Novak Djokovic News<\/p>\n Novak Djokovic\u2019s wealth soars as his total prize money for 2025 is finalised<\/a><\/p>\n