Andy Murray tipped to take up new job days after leaving Novak Djokovic camp. Read more 👇

In a surprising twist, British tennis legend Andy Murray is being tipped to take on a new role in the sport—just days after his brief involvement with Novak Djokovic’s training camp came to an unexpected end. Reports suggest Murray is being considered for a lead coaching or player development position within the LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) or even as part of a major broadcasting team for upcoming Grand Slam coverage.

 

The speculation follows Murray’s recent decision to step away from the Djokovic camp, where he had been rumored to be offering strategic insight ahead of Roland-Garros. While neither camp confirmed a formal arrangement, insiders claim Murray’s time with Djokovic was short-lived due to “creative differences” and Murray’s own aspirations beyond the court.

 

Now, with retirement from professional tennis looming, the former World No. 1 is said to be weighing offers from coaching roles, tennis academies, and media platforms. Known for his deep understanding of the game, dry wit, and tactical sharpness, Murray would be a welcome addition in any capacity.

 

Whether courtside or commentary booth, one thing is clear: Andy Murray’s next chapter in tennis is already taking shape.