Dubai – The Djoker does not forget his fans.
After being expelled from Australia and a thirteen and a half hour flight from Melbourne, tennis star Novak Djokovic (34) landed in Dubai. And what is the Serb doing? First a selfie with a fan.
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The world number one left Melbourne on Sunday evening following Australia’s federal court rejected his appeal once morest the visa annulment. He finally had to bury his hopes of his tenth title at the Australian Open one day before the tournament started.
Djokovic, who was not vaccinated once morest the corona virus, wanted to take part in the Grand Slam tournament with a medical exemption, but the authorities had refused him entry.
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Dubai International Airport was quiet early Monday morning as the first flights arrived from Australia and Asia. Wearing mandatory face masks, passengers collected their suitcases and exited the huge terminal. The first Muslim call to prayer before dawn echoed across the terminal.
It is still unclear where Djokovic is traveling to. The Dubai Duty Free tennis tournament, which Djokovic won in 2020, doesn’t start until February 14.
In Dubai, the economic capital of the United Arab Emirates, travelers do not have to be vaccinated, but they must show a negative PCR test to board an aircraft.
