Murray to remain Djokovic's coach at least until Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic is still in search of a 25th Grand Slam title. The Serb, who has not won a Major title in 2024 for the first time since 2017, is not satiated and still has big ambitions.
Despite his semi-final loss to Zverev at the Australian Open, Djokovic is ready for the next big thing.
Despite tearing his hamstring in Melbourne, the former world number 1 is already back on his feet and has confirmed his presence at next week's ATP 500 tournament in Doha. The only question that remains is which coach (if any) he will work with.
Last November, Djokovic surprised everyone by announcing that Andy Murray, who had just retired from the courts, would become his coach at least until the Australian Open.
The association between the two former rivals seems to have worked over the last few weeks, and is set to continue for a few months yet.
According to information revealed by The Times, the Scot is set to coach the Serb at least until Wimbledon.
No official confirmation has yet been made by either Djokovic or Murray. However, discussions between the two parties are said to be underway regarding Djokovic's future schedule over the coming months.
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