Novak Djokovic's coaching payments vary depending on the coach and the arrangement:
- For Goran Ivanisevic, who has coached Djokovic since 2019, Croatian media reports that he earns between €6,000 and €10,000 per week, which translates to approximately €300,000 to €500,000 annually. Additionally, Ivanisevic reportedly receives a bonus of about 10% of Djokovic's prize money whenever Djokovic wins a Grand Slam, which could add nearly €300,000 more for his three Grand Slam wins in 2023 alone
- Regarding Andy Murray, who joined Djokovic's coaching team in early 2025 but ended the partnership after about six months, the exact salary arrangement remains undisclosed. Former players speculated that the deal might be heavily incentive-based, possibly involving a flat fee plus bonuses or covering expenses, but no confirmed figures are available
- Andre Agassi, who coached Djokovic from 2017 to 2018, notably did not charge any coaching fees, doing it more as a mentorship out of respect and friendship rather than financial gain
In summary, Djokovic pays his coaches according to different models: Ivanisevic receives a substantial weekly salary plus performance bonuses, Murray's payment details are undisclosed but speculated to be incentive-based, and Agassi coached without pay.
