Djokovic can tap into Agassi's brilliant mind, says McEnroe


Tennis - WTA - Rome Open - Men's Singles Final - Novak Djokovic of Serbia v Alexander Zverev of Germany - Rome, Italy- 21/5/17- Djokovic reacts during the match. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi

LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic's decision to work with American great Andre Agassi at the French Open could be an inspired move as he seeks to recover his lost spark, according to John McEnroe.

The Serb's insatiable appetite for grand slam titles appears to have waned since he won last year's French Open to take his career haul to 12 with motivational issues and niggling injuries contributing to a surprising slump in form.

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