Novak Djokovic has started his rehab after having surgery on a meniscus injury he suffered at Roland Garros.
The Serb suffered the injury during his fourth round clash with Francisco Cerundolo where Djokovic came back from two sets to one down to claim victory.
However Djokovic played no further part at Roland Garros as he suffered a bad meniscus injury and had to withdraw from the tournament.
It resulted in Djokovic having to have surgery the following day in Paris as he gave up his world number one ranking to Jannik Sinner.
Now the road to recovery starts for Djokovic as he posted on Instagram the start of his rehabilitation programme.
Usually the programme takes three weeks to six months to recover from but Djokovic’s injury wasn’t as bad as first reported.
It remains to be seen as to whether Djokovic will make his return at Wimbledon or whether he will wait until the Olympic Games to make his return.
Last year Djokovic reached the final at Wimbledon before losing to Carlos Alcaraz in a five set epic.
However it would be no surprise to see Djokovic withdraw as the one thing the Serb is yet to achieve is to win Olympic Gold.
A fully healed Djokovic could be tough to stop in Paris as he looks to achieve a lifetime goal.
Wimbledon starts on the 1st of July while the Olympics starts on the 27th of July.
