Murray admits: "I no longer want to be on the road, I want to be at home"
A few months after hanging up his racket, Andy Murray briefly returned to service alongside Novak Djokovic. But this express collaboration ended as quickly as it began. The Briton opens up about this choice and his new life, far from the courts and constant travel.
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Just a few months after retiring from professional tennis, Andy Murray packed his bags again to accompany Novak Djokovic as a coach. However, this relationship ended prematurely.
In an interview with Hello, the Briton revealed that for now the door to coaching would remain closed. He explained: "I no longer want to be on the road, that's what I've realized. I want to be at home.
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"My goals have changed"
I'm not playing tennis at the moment, and I'm very happy about it. I think my goals have changed. I was very focused on my tennis career, and now I'm dedicating as much attention to my family and children.
So, for now, I have no desire to set foot on a tennis court again. I don't miss it. And I think that's a very good thing."
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