Overview
- He has declined to join the BBC’s Wimbledon commentary team, citing concerns about publicly critiquing compatriots such as Jack Draper
- Murray warned that punditry advice can conflict with coaches’ guidance and risk confusing emerging players
- He recently completed a six-month stint coaching Novak Djokovic, which has strengthened his desire to mentor athletes
- The 38-year-old, who retired after a two-decade career last year, prefers hands-on roles where he can directly support players
- The BBC is set to announce its Wimbledon TV commentary lineup on Monday, June 23