Opposite the BBC He indicates that he is open to a return as a coach in the future, although his first trainer job came earlier than planned. “I was not going to coach as soon as I finished playing, but it was a unique opportunity. It was an opportunity to learn from one of the best athletes of all time,” says Murray.
Andy Murray as a coach not the center
“You also learn a lot about how to work with a team,” De Schot continues, who himself twice Wimbledon, once opened the US and won Olympic gold twice. “As an individual athlete you have a team of people around you, but you are the center. While if you coach an individual, you work together with a physical, physical trainers and business observers. You have to know how to convey your message to the player and find out what drives him. That was what I have learned and something I want to work again.”
Novak Djokovic just before Roland Garros no further with Andy Murray as a coach: ‘really enjoyed it’
“It was a great opportunity for me. We were able to spend a few nice moments outside the field. The results were not the way we wanted, but we tried it,” Murray emphasizes. “We will see if we can coach in the future, but I don’t think that will take a long time.”
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner
Who knows, Murray will venture to Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz in the future. In any case, the Brit emphasizes not to worry about the future of men’s tennis. “For me – especially Alcaraz – has an exciting type of tennis to look at and they complement each other well. They have already played a number of brilliant matches and what I have heard, it was one of the best finals for a long time.”