Andy Murray Open to Coaching Return After Djokovic Split

Andy Murray, who recently ended his brief coaching partnership with Novak Djokovic after four tournaments, has expressed openness to returning to coaching in the future but does not plan to do so immediately. The 38-year-old, who retired in 2024 and has the Andy Murray Arena named after him at Queen's Club, described the coaching role as a unique learning opportunity to understand how to work with a player's team and communicate effectively. Despite the lack of desired results during their partnership, Murray valued the experience and shared that he enjoyed spending time away from the court with Djokovic. Djokovic acknowledged his respect for Murray, praising his tennis IQ and champion mindset. Murray also joked about his current tennis skills being "diabolical" but remains connected to the sport through occasional play and public appearances. There is speculation within the British tennis community that Murray might coach rising stars like Emma Raducanu in the future, but he emphasized that any coaching return would come after further learning and preparation.