The tennis champion’s mother believes he did not know he was infected when attending public events after his positive PCR test.
“I cannot say because I am not into it – I don’t know exactly the whole issues,” Ms Djokovic said.
“What I can say [is that] Judge Kelly had seven hours to listen to both sides, and then he decided that Novak is free. So for me, this is [a] closed book.” “I was reading in the newspapers that there is the possibility they still do want to deport him. I’m very worried,” she said. She said that, even as his mother, she could not pressure Djokovic to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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