
The Serbian tennis player expresses satisfaction with the outcome of the early parliamentary elections and the success of the youth movement
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The early elections followed the protests that arose after the collapse of a shelter at the Novi Sad station at the end of 2024.
Great "satisfaction and happiness" for the outcome of the early parliamentary elections in Serbia last October 25th which marked the historic defeat of the outgoing president Aleksandar Vučić and the triumph of the "Students' List".
Novak Djokovic, currently number 12 in the official ATP rankings, openly praised the student and youth movement during a press conference at the Swiss Indoors tournament in Basel. The tennis player had already expressed closeness to the youth protests that arose following the tragedy of the collapse of a shelter at the Novi Sad train station at the end of 2024, so much so that he was accused by the pro-government media of false patriotism.
“I have deep respect for those young people who fought with dignity and incredible perseverance under enormous pressure: they created a sense of pride among people in Serbia and abroad,” said Djokovic, who concluded: “Victory is assured and we all have hopes that our country will be prosperous and that we can enjoy the future that awaits us.”
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