Andy Murray Extends Coaching Role with Novak Djokovic

The former rivals will continue their partnership through the French Open, with the possibility of extending to Wimbledon and beyond.

Andy Murray has agreed to continue coaching Novak Djokovic, with their collaboration expected to last at least through the French Open in June.
The partnership, which began ahead of the Australian Open, is described as 'indefinite,' leaving open the possibility of Murray coaching Djokovic at Wimbledon later this year.
Djokovic cited Murray's unique perspective as a former rival and his understanding of top players' tactics as key reasons for continuing the collaboration.
Djokovic retired from his Australian Open semifinal against Alexander Zverev due to a hamstring injury but has since recovered and is competing at the Qatar Open.
The pair plans to focus on upcoming tournaments in the United States, the clay-court season, and potentially beyond, depending on their ongoing evaluation of the partnership.