'Novak Djokovic is coming home. The question is which house to choose?'

Novak Djokovic is going home. The question is which house to choose?

After his high-profile deportation from Australia, Novak Djokovic doesn't have to worry about finding a place to hide while he ponders his next move, he has several prestigious homes around the world to choose from.

The tennis player's dramatic legal attempt to stay in the country and play in the Australian Open failed on Sunday night before the 20-time Grand Slam winner boarded a flight to Dubai later that evening.

It's unclear where Djokovic will go after this, but he has homes in Monaco, Spain and his native Serbia to choose from - all of which offer plenty of space to relax and''recovery.

The world number one has acquired an impressive real estate portfolio over the years, including penthouses in Soho in New York and the Serbian capital of Belgrade, as well as a country villa in the hills of Monte Carlo.

There was also an unfinished beachfront condo in Miami that Djokovic purchased in 2017 for $5.77 million and then sold in 2020 for $6 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Novak Djokovic also purchased two apartments in the 565 Broome Soho building in New York City, each with more than 185 square meters. The value of these apartments exceeds 10 million dollars.

"I love the design of these two buildings and the location is fantastic," said''Djokovic in a statement at the time.

In Serbia, according to media reports, he spent €545,000 on a three-bedroom penthouse in Belgrade with a terrace and swimming pool in 2018. He also reportedly recently built a luxury villa on the shores of a private lake in Vojvodina, in the north of the country.

According to Spanish media reports, Djokovic was looking to make Marbella on Spain's southern coast his base in 2020, spending more than €10 million on a nine-bedroom villa he rented.

He and his wife Yelena shared videos on social media of themselves practicing tennis, dancing and acro yoga on the living room floor.

Marbella real estate'. 'offers beautiful mountain and sea views, as well as amenities such as a tennis court, swimming pool, movie room, guest house, gym and sauna.

Not much is known about Djokovic's Monaco residence, but it is known that his home is located on a hill and offers views of the Mediterranean Sea.