Novak Djokovic will be able to play the US Open after the change in the vaccination policy against covid

Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic can dispute US Openwhich takes place from August 28 to Sunday September 10, after the Government of the Republic of Croatia NOW will announce this Tuesday that waives vaccination requirements for international visitors beginning May 11.

“We are announcing that the administration will end the covid-19 vaccine requirements for federal employees and international travelers at the end of May 11, the same day the public health emergency ends,” House White said in a statement.

This will allow the world number one, who has not been vaccinated against covid-19 and has so far been unable to enter the United States, to return to the US Open, the last Grand Slam it’s out of season.

Winner 22 large, 35 years old, last year he could no longer play in australian open and US Open for your decision not to vaccinate. He requested a special permit to play this year as well Indian Wells and in Miami, but this was refused in accordance with the regulations of the health authorities, who now announce that from May 11 the restrictions on the unvaccinated will cease to apply.

Thus, the Serb, who won his last major title in Australia this January, will be able to fight to lift his fourth trophy in Grand Slam American, where he already won three times, in 2011, 2015 and 2018.