Andy Murray Announces Comeback at Geneva Open, Eyes Final Professional Season

Following a significant ankle injury, the former world No. 1 is set to return to competitive tennis, aiming to conclude his illustrious career with appearances at major tournaments including Wimbledon and the Olympics.

Murray received a wildcard for the Geneva Open, marking his return after a two-month recovery from an ankle injury sustained at the Miami Open.
The Geneva tournament serves as a crucial warm-up for the French Open, where Murray has not competed since 2020.
Despite his injury, Murray plans to participate in several key events, including possibly his final Wimbledon and an Olympic appearance.
Murray's participation in the French Open and other tournaments remains contingent on his physical condition and recovery progress.
The Scot's return is highly anticipated, as he has not played much since his hip surgery in 2019 and has hinted at retirement after this season.