After testing positive for Covid-19 last month, Novak Djokovic admitted to breaking isolation regulations and making mistakes in his travel form.
The Serbian admitted to a journalist for an interview two days after testing positive on December 16 in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
He wrote, “I accept that I should have rescheduled.”
The tennis world number one also blamed his agency for a mistake on the travel paperwork he used to enter Australia in the letter.
On the 6th of January, shortly after arriving in the nation, his visa was revoked due to concerns about the vaccine exemption that would have allowed him to enter.
However, on Monday, a judge drastically overturned the ruling and ordered the player’s release from custody.
While the Australian government decides whether or not to deport him, his activities are being probed.
Djokovic is expecting to defend his Australian Open title next week despite being unvaccinated. He will become the most successful male tennis player in history if he wins the tournament, which will be his 21st grand slam.
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