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Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic End Coaching Partnership as Both Pivot to New Roles

Murray transitions to venture capital leadership at Redrice Ventures, while Djokovic appoints Dusan Vemic for French Open preparation.

Tennis - Madrid Open - Park Manzanares, Madrid, Spain - April 26, 2025 Serbia's Novak Djokovic in action during his round of 64 match against Italy's Matteo Arnaldi REUTERS/Juan Medina
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Serbia's Novak Djokovic meets fans ahead of his bid for a first win on clay in Geneva this week as the French Open looms
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Overview

  • Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic mutually ended their six-month coaching partnership ahead of the French Open, citing limited results and alignment.
  • Murray has joined London-based Redrice Ventures as an associate partner, where he will lead the newly formed Redrice Sports Collective, focusing on athlete-driven investments.
  • Djokovic, preparing for the French Open, has appointed Dusan Vemic, a trusted former team member, as his coach for the Geneva Open and Roland Garros.
  • Djokovic stated he is not actively seeking a permanent coach, expressing confidence in his current setup with Vemic and assistant coach Boris Bosnjakovic.
  • Both Murray and Djokovic emphasized mutual respect and positive experiences from their collaboration, despite its lack of titles or sustained success.