Murray to Remain on Djokovic’s Coaching Team

Murray to Remain on Djokovic’s Coaching Team

Andy Murray will continue working with Novak Djokovic as part of his coaching staff, ending speculation about their future collaboration.

Surprising Coaching Partnership

Djokovic shocked fans when he announced in November 2024 that Andy Murray would be joining his coaching team. Once fierce rivals in the Big Four, their unexpected collaboration was unprecedented in tennis history.

During the 2025 Australian Open, Murray played a crucial role in helping Djokovic reach the semi-finals before the Serbian star had to withdraw due to a thigh injury. Following the tournament, speculation arose about whether the partnership would continue.

Confirmed for the French Open and Wimbledon

According to The Times, Murray will remain on Djokovic’s team, preparing for two major tournaments—the French Open and Wimbledon.

Their immediate challenge will be the Qatar Open in Doha next week, though Djokovic’s injury recovery remains uncertain. In March, Djokovic is also set to compete in the Indian Wells Masters in California.

Speculation About Murray and Raducanu

Meanwhile, British fans are disappointed that Emma Raducanu has yet to find a new coach. She has been without a full-time coach since the 2025 Australian Open, following Nick Cavaday’s departure due to health issues.

Some hoped Murray would coach Raducanu, but that now seems unlikely. Their relationship has been strained since Wimbledon 2024, when Raducanu withdrew from mixed doubles with Murray, causing controversy. That tournament marked Murray’s farewell from professional tennis, ending a legendary career that left fans longing for more titles.