Novak Djokovic, the 24-time Grand Slam champion, is making significant changes to his coaching staff ahead of the 2024 French Open. He announced that Viktor Troicki will be stepping in as his new head coach. Troicki, who has a rich history with Djokovic as a childhood friend and former world number 12, was seen with Djokovic during a practice session at Roland Garros, which fueled speculation about his new role. The announcement comes after Troicki's successful guidance of Djokovic to Olympic gold in Paris earlier this year. On social media, Djokovic expressed his excitement, welcoming Troicki to his coaching team. As Djokovic approaches his 39th birthday, he prepares for his 22nd appearance at the French Open, a tournament where he has achieved considerable success, winning three titles. However, his performance this year has been less than stellar, having only participated in three tournaments and suffering a loss in his sole clay match at the Italian Open. With Troicki's support, Djokovic hopes to regain his form as he aims for another Grand Slam title.