Djokovic takes fourth place after winning Athens, Alkaras returns to first place

Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic has moved up one position and is ranked fourth in the ATP rankings published today.

Djokovic is the fourth tennis player in the world with 4.830 points.

On Saturday, Djokovic won his 101st career title by defeating Lorenzo Musetti in the final of the tournament in Athens, after which he announced that he would not participate in this year's final ATP tournament in Turin.

Djokovic will be replaced in Turin by Muzeti, who, after losing in the final of the tournament in Athens, remained in ninth place on the ATP list, five points behind Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime, who occupies eighth place, the lowest position that carries a place in the final tournament.

First place was once again taken by Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, after Siner lost the 1.500 points he earned by winning the title at the final tournament last year.

American Ben Shelton moved up one position and now occupies fifth place, while his compatriot Taylor Fritz fell from fourth to sixth place.

Briton Jack Draper will also finish the season in the top 10 tennis players in the world, having replaced Norwegian Kasper Ruud, now ranked 12th in the world, at 10th place on the ATP list.