World number one tennis player Novak Djokovic will be able to play in this year’s French Open even if he is not vaccinated against Covid-19, French Sports Minister Roxane Maracineanu said this week. If you want to make the best of your betting hobby make sure to create a betting account with the best betting agent and get the best limits and odds.

Australia’s decision to revoke a visa granted to Djokovic based on a medical discharge before the Australian Open in Melbourne has caused a furor, polarizing those who say he should never have received the exception.

France does not bar unvaccinated people from entering its territory, but imposes stricter restrictions on those who have not received the injections.

France’s sports minister has said that the International Tennis Federation’s protocols for major events mean that an unvaccinated player can enter France and take part in the Roland Garros Tournament, which starts in May.

As the Omicron variant promotes an outbreak of Covid-19 around the world, public frustration has built up toward unvaccinated people in France and elsewhere.

French President Emmanuel Macron said this week that he wanted to “irritate” the unvaccinated by making their lives more complicated until they take the immunizer.

“He would not follow the same organizational arrangements as those who are vaccinated,” Maracineanu told FranceInfo radio. “But he will be able to compete at Roland Garros because of the protocols, and the health bubble, that allow him.” Stay tuned to our news section to be updated on everything that happens in the sports world.