Novak Djokovic was injured at the Australian Open, and he even had to give up the semi-final match, but now he is ready for new challenges.

In an interview with “Vijesti” from Podgorica, he revealed that he is feeling well and will stick to his schedule, which means he is traveling to Doha.

“There is no more rupture in the muscle, the injury is almost 100 percent repaired and I am ready to go to new work victories. I have the green light from the medical team to train, to prepare. The tournament in Doha is scheduled now in seven days so I stick to the schedule. Thank God, I managed to recover quickly. I have had a little more injuries recently than in the first 15 years of my career. That probably comes with age, but still the body listens to me. I still have a burning desire and a desire to achieve new things. That’s why I hope for success next week in Doha and in the rest of the season,” Djokovic told “Vijesti”.

He will have the opportunity to win the 100th title of his career.

“I hope that the 100th trophy can come to Doha right now, I’ve been chasing it for a long time, since October last year, but more on that later. It will come when it needs to come. Thank God, I know it will come, we’ll see when and where. As for the Grand Slam, it’s a bigger challenge, a more difficult undertaking, but I believe I can – if I didn’t believe I could compete at that level with the best tennis players in the world, I wouldn’t continue to compete. I think I’m proved with the victory against Alcaraz at the Australian Open that I can still compete for the greatest trophies,” he concluded.