Novak Djokovic has left a disturbing message about his future after the Serbian commented on why he didn't say 'see you next year' during the trophy ceremony of the Australian Open. "I don't know, I don't know if I will see you again or not. That's why I left it open. The truth is I don't know. You have been following me for a long time and I don't pretend, act, or disguise things; I say things as they are. I have told you in the last year, year and a half, that I'm really not sure about how much or what. I have said that I would like to play until the 2028 Olympics, and that could mean playing one tournament a year, or ten, or fifteen, or two, or seven… I honestly don't know. I don't want to make such long-term decisions when it comes to my schedule and my future right now."
He continued with his explanation: "Honestly, I can't talk or think about future steps or tournaments right now. At that moment, I felt exactly what I said: that the crowd gave me truly unforgettable emotions in the last two matches, emotions that, overall, I don't think I've ever experienced here before. And I am deeply grateful to have finally been able to experience it. I think I earned it and from the bottom of my heart, I thank you. I will return to Australia; whether it will be as an active player or not, we will see later on."
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