Novak Djokovic has employed several former stars in his coaching team over the years, with Andy Murray the latest.
Murray won’t coach Djokovic at the Brisbane International, but the Scot will guide the Serbian at the 2025 Australian Open.
His appointment comes after those of fellow former world number ones Andre Agassi and Boris Becker over the years.
Murray named Djokovic his most difficult opponent back in 2006, with the Scot having lost five Grand Slam finals to the Serbian, winning two.
He did manage to beat him in two other Grand Slam finals, before Murray then beat Milos Raonic for this third and final major title.
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Murray will now be looking to emulate the success enjoyed by the likes of Becker and Djokovic, with Andrea Petkovic now sharing insight into that successful relationship.
Discussing if she will ever become a coach, Petkovic said on The Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast: “I don’t think so.
“I mean I am not going to say no in maybe a few years but I also kind of retired to not have to travel around the tennis schedule.
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