Latest News About Where Does Novak Djokovic Live

Novak Djokovic’s current residence has varied in reports over the years, with Spain (Marbella) and Monaco (Monte Carlo) being frequently cited bases, and there have also been recent stories about a potential move to Greece (Athens/Glyfada) in late 2024–2025. The most consistently reported long-term base has been Monte Carlo, Monaco, though recent coverage has highlighted a Greek relocation as his family’s primary address in some periods.[5][7]

• Marbella, Spain: Djokovic established a notable residence there in 2020 and has been linked to a nine-bedroom villa since then.[1][5]
• Monte Carlo, Monaco: Often described as his primary base for tax and training logistics, a common reference in profiles and interviews.[7]
• Glyfada, Athens (Greece): Reports in 2025–2026 suggested a new family base in the Athens area, reflecting ongoing adjustments to training and calendar planning.[2][4]

Notes:

• The situation can shift with seasons, calendar planning, and family considerations, so multiple bases may coexist or change with time.[2][7]
• For the most current confirmation, check Djokovic’s own social media or recent formal interviews, as media speculation has been frequent in this topic.[8][2]

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