Serbian tennis star, Novak Djokovic is a co-founder and the majority shareholder in a firm developing a Covid-19 treatment.
Djokovic who was recently deported from Australia after a row with authorities on his insistence on not getting vaccinated, owns an 80% share in the Danish biotech company, QuantBioRes.
The company's chief executive, Ivan Loncarevic said;
‘He is one of the founders of my company we founded in June 2020.’
According to the Danish business register, Djokovic and his wife, Jelena, are the majority shareholders at the firm, which employs around 20 staff in Denmark, Slovenia, Australia and Britain.
Mr Loncarevic explained that the company are working on a treatment not a vaccine, and added:
‘We aim to develop a new technology to fight viruses and resistant bacteria...
Brazilian football legend, Ronaldinho believes Paris Saint-Germain will finally clinch the Champions League following the signing of Lionel Messi on a two-year deal.
The Argentina international was officially announced as a PSG player on Tuesday August 10, after joining from Barcelona following a 21-year stay at the Spanish club.
Messi's former Barca team-mate Ronaldinho - who also played for PSG - has backed the French side to lift the Champions League, a prize they have long wanted to secure.
'It's a great joy to have played in these two clubs and now see my friend wearing this shirt, may there be many moments of joy Leo!!!' he wrote on Twitter.
'I'm also very happy with my partner @SergioRamos on the...
