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MONDAY, JUNE 09, 2025
Djokovic questions future with Murray after Australian Open injury exit

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24 January, 2025, 02:05 pm
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Djokovic questions future with Murray after Australian Open injury exit

The 36-year-old emphasised the need to let emotions subside before discussing the next move.

TBS Report
24 January, 2025, 02:05 pm
Last modified: 24 January, 2025, 02:09 pm
Djokovic questions future with Murray after Australian Open injury exit

Novak Djokovic has cast doubt over whether he will continue working with Andy Murray as his coach following a dramatic exit from the Australian Open on 24 January.

The 10-time Melbourne Park champion retired during his semi-final clash with Alexander Zverev after losing the first-set tiebreak. A thigh muscle tear sustained earlier in the tournament proved too much for the Serbian star, who left the Rod Laver Arena visibly dejected.

Djokovic had brought Murray, a five-time Australian Open finalist, into his camp in a bid to secure his 25th Grand Slam title.

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Despite the injury, the partnership seemed effective, as Djokovic defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the quarter-finals. However, after Friday's abrupt ending, the future of their collaboration remains uncertain.

When asked if he and Murray might team up again, Djokovic said: "I don't know. We're both disappointed with what just happened, so we didn't talk about the future. We're fresh off the court."

Djokovic expressed his gratitude to Murray but admitted it was too early to make any decisions. "I'll definitely have a chat with Andy, thank him for being here, and give him my feedback, which is, of course, positive. Then we'll see how he feels and take the next step."

The 36-year-old emphasised the need to let emotions subside before discussing the next move. "We're still hot-headed and disappointed, so it's hard to switch the page and start talking about what's next," he explained. "I think we both need to cool off a little bit and then we'll have a chat."

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