Sir Andy Murray said he could still be involved with coaching Jack Draper as the former British No 1’s return from injury is set for the start of next year.
In a brief statement, Murray confirmed that he remains open to a coaching role for Draper, who has been sidelined by injury and is preparing to resume his professional career in 2025.
While the details of the arrangement have not been disclosed, Murray’s willingness to support the young British talent highlights his continued commitment to the sport after his own retirement from the tour.
Draper, who has already shown promise on the ATP circuit, will be looking to regain match fitness and form with the help of experienced guidance as he steps back onto the court.
With Murray’s track record of mentoring emerging players, the partnership could prove valuable for Draper’s comeback, though the exact nature of the coaching relationship remains to be confirmed.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>