Serbian tennis player earns 150,000 euros, plans to pay debts and see Celine Dion

Serbian tennis player Aleksandra Krunić has secured a significant financial reward of 150,000 euros following her appearance in the Roland Garros women's doubles final. This achievement marks a substantial financial turnaround for the athlete, who stated she is no longer burdened by debts.

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I'm not a materialist, I'm not very interested in such things, they don't bring me happiness.

Krunić shared her plans for the prize money, highlighting a desire to enjoy life beyond financial obligations. "I'm not a materialist, I'm not very interested in such things, they don't bring me happiness," she said, indicating a preference for experiences over possessions. Her immediate plans include purchasing tickets for a Celine Dion concert in August, a long-held wish, and potentially other travel or concert opportunities.

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I'm not returning debts anymore, so... Everyone teases me about the car I drive, I drive an old Chevrolet from 2012, but I think I'll keep driving it!

Despite her newfound financial freedom, Krunić humorously noted that her choice of vehicle, an older Chevrolet from 2012, still draws teasing from friends. She emphasized that her primary satisfaction comes from no longer having to repay debts.

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I understand, but also I don't. You work on it for two weeks, and people who follow it from the outside often understand it better than we who are inside.

Reflecting on her performance, Krunić acknowledged the magnitude of reaching Grand Slam finals. "I understand, but also I don't. You work on it for two weeks, and people who follow it from the outside often understand it better than we who are inside," she commented. She expressed pride in her consistent success with her partner, noting their strong record of reaching finals together, which validates their hard work and dedication.

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It's important that I'm not returning debts anymore – that's the most important thing for me, and we'll see about the rest!