Novak Djokovic is already back in Marbella, where he enjoys a few days of vacation and training on clay at the home of his brother Marko, who lives and works there. But pursued by controversy sparked by his behavior in Serbia, especially during the Adria Tour, the exhibition tour he organized without any sanitary measures and which was suspended when after his second stage there were nine positives for COVID-19, including his and that of his wife.
The British newspaper Daily Mail published a news this Wednesday in which he ensures that the Serbian walks through the town of the Malaga coast “mask-free despite strict rules one month after testing positive” and it accompanies the article with a photograph in which he is seen, effectively, without protection, supposedly on the street, although it is not really appreciated, last Tuesday. He says Daly Mail that Nole should be fined 100 euros, because in Andalusia the use of masks is mandatory, but that the Spanish authorities did not react.
Immediately, the Serbian press reacted with the publication of a story that denies this possibility with the photo published by an amateur next to the number one in the world, who this time does wear the mask, although badly, because it does not cover his nose at that time, in front of a gift shop. “Djokovic closes the mouths of the British”, headlines the Informer, “What will they say now?” asks this medium. “They attacked Novak because he doesn't wear a mask, and then the answer came!”