Is Andy Murray still with Novak Djokovic?

Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic Part Ways After Brief Coaching Stint

Andy Murray’s brief foray into coaching Novak Djokovic has come to an end, with the two tennis legends mutually deciding to go their separate ways just six months after teaming up. The partnership, which began at the start of the 2025 season with hopes of reigniting Djokovic’s dominance, concluded after the French Open in May—shortly after their collaboration failed to yield the results either had hoped for.

Murray, now retired from full-time competition, stepped into a coaching role for the first time at this level, bringing his tactical mind and hard-earned experience to Djokovic’s camp. But despite the historic pairing of two of the game’s greats, the on-court outcomes didn’t match the hype. Djokovic struggled with consistency across the early-season tournaments, faltering in key moments at both the Australian Open and the clay swing.

“I was disappointed with the results,” Murray admitted, hinting at unmet expectations. While he praised Djokovic’s professionalism and work ethic, the lack of significant victories and visible tactical synergy suggested the fit wasn’t quite right. The Serbian veteran, known for his meticulous approach, may now seek a different direction as he eyes one last push for Grand Slam milestones.

The split was described as amicable, with both players expressing mutual respect. Still, the short-lived collaboration raises questions about how even the most iconic figures in sport must navigate timing, chemistry, and evolving ambitions. For Murray, the coaching experiment may have been brief, but it offered valuable insight into life after playing. For Djokovic, the search for the right support team continues as the twilight of his career casts longer shadows.

As the tour moves toward Wimbledon, both men are back on familiar ground—on opposite sides of the net, where their legacies were built.