Novak Djokovic, 36, is selling personal items for $15 million to boost his fortune to $240 million

Novak Djokovic has made a huge amount of money by winning 23 Grand Slam tournaments. According to his official ATP page, the player has earned over $171 million dollars in prize money. Accumulating such incredible capital has allowed Djokovic to purchase many properties around the world. However, sometimes some places lose their usefulness. Recently, Djokovic decided to sell one of those properties for a huge sum.

The property being sold is just one of several that Djokovic has added to his real estate portfolio over the years. With him, he acquired mansions, apartments and villas all over the world. But the Serbian player has decided to sell one of these properties.

Novak Djokovic puts his Montenegro apartment up for sale

After marrying Jelena, the couple purchased a property near the wedding venue. They married in 2014 in Sveti Stefan, an island attached to the coast of Montenegro.

The apartment in Montenegro bore witness to many happy moments with the former world number one and his family. However, for an extended period of time, neither the couple and their children nor their family visited the house. One of the reasons could be the large flow of tourists who visit the city more and more every year.

However, it will only be possible to see Djokovic in Tivat when he is there for a real estate sale. Even though he's selling one of his properties, he still has an impressive collection of homes around the world.

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Jokovic's huge prize money and major sponsorship contracts have allowed him to purchase several properties around the world. His main property is in Monte Carlo, a hillside villa that has everything his family needs. He also owns a mansion in Miami and a penthouse in Belgrade.

From Serbia, he couldn't pass up the opportunity to purchase a beautiful lakeside villa in Serbia. He also has homes in New York and Spain. Even though he is selling one of his properties, with his huge collection, its loss won't be felt as much.