Novak Djokovic participated with Andy Murray in less than six months after hiring a three -time Grand Slam winner as his coach.
Men’s record-holder Djokovic brought his long-time rival as a coach in late November with 24 Grand Slam singles title. After the Summer Olympics of 2024, Dead retired from his game career.
The partnership did not make a title for Serbian this season. He lost in his only final appearance of the year – in Miami, for the Czech rival Jakub Mennsic – and was dropped in his early matches in Monte Carlo and Madrid.
Djokovic wrote on Instagram on Tuesday, “Coach Andy, in the last six months and in the last six months in the last six months, for all hard work, fun and support, thanks.” “I really enjoyed deepening my friendship together.”
Representatives of Murray confirmed that it was the end of his working relationship with Djokovic.
“Thanks to Novak for the incredible opportunity to work together, and thanks to his team for all his hard work in the last six months.” “I wish Novak for the rest of the season.”
This step comes exactly two weeks before the French Open starts in Rolland Garos.
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