"He wants the all-time record" - Rusedki believes Djokovic aims to dethrone Court as well as Nadal

Former British player Greg Rusedski is certain that Djokovic wants to have the most grand slams of all players.

To get that, Djokovic would have to win 25 grand slams as the all-time record is held by Margaret Court who has won 24 grand slams in her career. Djokovic currently sits at 21 with Nadal the ATP player with the most - at 22.

“I mean let’s not forget Martina Navratilova won her last Wimbledon title at 39 years of age so I see Novak out there if he’s healthy for another four, five years so imagine how many more Slams he’s going to have underneath his belt," said Rusedski on Prime Video.

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"I don’t think he wants to get the men’s record, I think he wants to get the all-time record. Margaret Court 24. Serena 23, he wants to have 25," added Rusedski.

It's actually quite a conservative number as some like Mouratoglou have suggested that he could win up to 28 if he remains healthy. Rusedski sees him add a couple next year: “Well I see Djokovic winning at least two Majors next year. I see Rafa winning the French and Alcaraz possibly defending his US Open title.”

“No question about it. He would’ve won it this year if he was allowed to play. He’s won it nine times, that’s his best Slam. There’s no question about it. Djokovic is just a step up, he’s just a world class player, he’s got all the assets, he’s got everything you need," concluded Rusedski.