Tennis star Novak Djokovic said his agent made an error on a travel document ahead of his trip to Australia, while also acknowledging he attended an event after receiving a positive Covid-19 test result last month
ahead of his trip to Australia
, while also acknowledging he attended an event after receiving a positive Covid-19 test result last month. On Wednesday, the No. 1 player in men’s tennis said on Instagram that his agent mistakenly indicated that Djokovic wouldn’t travel in the 14 days ahead of his Jan. 5 flight to Australia. Images on his Instagram account appear to show the Monte Carlo-based Djokovic in Belgrade on Dec. 25 and in Madrid on Dec. 31.
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