Andy Murray Hints at Retirement After Paris Olympics

The tennis star contemplates ending his illustrious career following a challenging season and aims for one last shot at Olympic gold.

Andy Murray, the three-time Grand Slam winner, hints at retirement after this summer, with the Paris Olympics potentially being his last tournament.
Murray, currently ranked 67th in the world, has struggled for form, experiencing his worst losing streak and considering playing doubles at the Olympics.
Despite a challenging year, Murray still aims to compete in the French Open and seeks another shot at Olympic gold, having won singles titles in 2012 and 2016.
Murray's retirement plans remain uncertain, as he contemplates the right moment for an announcement, reflecting on different approaches by tennis legends.
The former world No. 1's recent performance in Dubai added to speculation about his retirement, following a defeat to Ugo Humbert.