The 37-year-old from Belgrade – who will not be among the top four seeds at Roland Garros later this month – announced his split from Murray through a post on X, in which he thanked the former Scottish champion for his help but did not reveal who his next coach will be.

After six months together, Novak Djokovic announced on Tuesday, May 13, that he and coach-and former rival- Andy Murray are parting ways. The post Hours After Novak Djokovic’s Shocking Split With Andy Murray,

Andy Murray is ‘highly unlikely’ to join Emma Raducanu’s coaching team for Wimbledon after his split with Novak Djokovic, according to reports. Murray and Djokovic ended their six-month partnership on Tuesday less than two weeks before the French Open gets underway in Paris.

Get the violin out, many will say, especially as Murray picked up more than £10m in 2016 alone, but tennis is undeniably exhausting, boasting arguably the most demanding schedule