Andy Murray Joins Novak Djokovic's Coaching Team Ahead of Australian Open

The former rivals collaborate as Djokovic seeks a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title and 11th Australian Open championship.

Andy Murray, recently retired from professional tennis, is coaching Novak Djokovic as part of a trial partnership for the Australian Open.
The collaboration, announced in November, marks Murray's first coaching role and a surprising move given their long-standing rivalry on the court.
Murray brings his strategic expertise and recent playing experience to Djokovic's team, aiming to help him navigate the tournament's challenges.
Djokovic, who holds 24 Grand Slam titles, praised Murray's high tennis IQ and professionalism during their pre-season training sessions.
The partnership will be re-evaluated after the Australian Open, where Djokovic begins his campaign against American wildcard Nishesh Basavareddy.