In a bold statement that has sent ripples through the tennis community, Novak Djokovic has categorically dismissed any speculation regarding his retirement.

The Serbian superstar, who boasts an impressive 24 Grand Slam titles, made it clear that he still harbors ambitions of adding to that tally.

Speaking to Argentine publication La Nacion, Djokovic expressed his enduring love for the game and his eagerness to compete at the highest levels, particularly in significant events like the Davis Cup representing Serbia.

At 37 years old, Djokovic’s illustrious career is a testament to his relentless dedication and talent.

Despite experiencing a quieter season in 2024, where his only notable achievement was securing a gold medal at the Paris Olympics, the tennis icon remains undeterred.

His passion for the sport shines through as he confidently proclaims, “Deep down, I still feel like I have a few more Grand Slams to win.”

Djokovic’s commitment to tennis has reignited discussions about his status in the ongoing debate over the greatest of all time (GOAT).

With both Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal as his rivals, many fans are eager to see if he can extend his record even further.

The prospect of Djokovic surpassing his competitors adds an extra layer of excitement to his future endeavors on the court.

Interestingly, the conversation around retirement has sparked contrasting opinions among fans and commentators alike.

While some suggest he should bow out gracefully after an illustrious career, Djokovic’s recent remarks indicate he is far from ready to hang up his racket.