Andi Murrai will continue to train Novak Djokovic in Indian Wells and will also refer to Miami open in March as the two are preparing to work together throughout North American swinging and European clay season.
Murray trained Djokovic on the Australian Open in January, where the latter beat Carlos Alcaraz to reach the semifinals before he pulled his leg injured as he was set to Aleksandar Zverev.
Murray is now ready to work with Serbs in Indian Wells and Miami in March, both tournaments live Ski SportsAnd then during the clay court of the year, which culminates on the French open from 25. May to 8. June.
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Djokovic told the ATP Tour Internet Media Channel, “We had a chat day after I ended up.
“We agreed to take some time and think, talk to family members and see if she decides to continue working.
“I expressed the desire to continue my cooperation with him, so I really glad to accept it.
“It’s indefinite in terms of how long we will work together, but we most likely arranged in countries and some clay court tournaments. We will see how it goes after that.”
Murray and Djokovic’s partnership will expand to the “unspecified” basis
Djokovic: Murray has a unique perspective on my game
He asked whether he learned from a player who beat him 14 times during his career – including in two Grand Slams Finals – and only retired last year, Djokovic added: “Yes, to some extent.
“Obviously, it has a unique perspective on my game. He played me and all the current best players in the world and knows well.
“He knows exactly what we need to do tactical – evolution of my game and what needs to be improved.
“He has a positive approach and engaged in whole pressure very good because it is a completely different situation to be there as a player.
“He was great with all other team members and while it was an unfortunate way in which Australian Open finished the injuries, we had a great run.”
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