Djokovic admits he didn't isolate after testing positive for Covid-19

World number one novak djokovic has admitted that he did not immediately isolate after testing positive for covid-19 in December.

The Serbian player, who is currently being held in an immigration detention hotel in Melbourne, said he had a "mixed" understanding of the rules at the time and that he had received conflicting information from different sources.

Djokovic's admission is likely to further damage his reputation and could lead to him being deported from Australia. He is due to face a court hearing on Monday, where he will challenge the government's decision to cancel his visa.

Djokovic's case has sparked a global debate about the importance of following Covid-19 rules and the rights of unvaccinated people. Some people have defended Djokovic, saying that he is a victim of a heavy-handed bureaucracy. However, others have condemned his actions, saying that he has put the health of others at risk.

The saga over Djokovic's visa has been a major embarrassment for the Australian government. It has also raised questions about the fairness of the country's immigration system.