Novak Djokovic makes another coach change at French Open as things getting ‘difficult’

Novak Djokovic has given an update on his coaching situation after adding a new voice to his camp for the French Open.

The world No. 1 has been without a full-time mentor since splitting with Goran Ivanisevic in March. He started working with Nenad Zimonjic but that partnership already seems to be over as Djokovic is in Paris with another coach.

And the 24-time Grand Slam champion admitted that things were getting “more difficult” as he opened up on his motivation and the struggles of life on tour.

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Djokovic is hoping to rediscover his best level at the French Open after a tough start to the season, failing to reach the final at any tournament. And he will have the help of another new coach, Boris Bosnjakovic.

The 50-year-old usually works at the Novak Tennis Centre in Belgrade. But he has been brought on board in a temporary position at Roland Garros. “Boris is a part of my technical team, so to say, when it comes to analysis of my rivals, matches and my own game,” Djokovic told Tennis Majors.Novak Djokovic seeks medical attention after he hit on the head with….