Novak Djokovic recibe un retrato suyo con su hija en el Abierto de Francia

Novak Djokovic fue sorprendido por el regalo de una artista a su llegada al Abierto de Francia. El tres veces campeón recibió un colorido retrato de él mismo con su hija Tara de la mano de la artista francesa Laura Layani.

Djokovic vio a Layani sosteniendo la pintura mientras entraba en el complejo de Roland Garros en su coche. Bajó del vehículo para agradecérselo y confirmó que aún conserva sus obras anteriores en casa, comentando: “Por supuesto, todavía las tenemos”. La vibrante obra de arte capturaba la emoción de Djokovic y Tara, y él se la llevó consigo de inmediato, para alegría de sus hijos Stefan y Tara, quienes estaban presentes.

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