Ahead of the Australian Open, 36-year-old Andy Murray has disclosed his major career plans, revealing a lack of enjoyment in tennis recently. Murray expressed a desire to compete again on the big stage against tennis superstars Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal. He hinted that the upcoming ATP Tour, potentially his final pre-season, could be his last, suggesting retirement might be on the horizon if his 2024 season mirrors the struggles of 2023. Meanwhile, Rafael Nadal has left open the possibility of playing beyond the 2024 season, although he acknowledges a 'high percentage' chance of not continuing into 2025.
Andy Murray has admitted he may retire after the 2024 season if it ends in similar fashion to his 2023 campaign. https://t.co/SXyB5tAFSG
Has Andy Murray finished his final pre-season? 🎾 The 36-year-old admits it could be the final ATP Tour of his career... #BBCTennis https://t.co/3rTtJg7vBS
Rafael Nadal has refused to rule out the possibility of playing beyond the 2024 season but added there was also a "high percentage" chance he may not continue into 2025 🇪🇸
I miss playing Novak and Rafa. 💔 Andy Murray hopes to once again face Novak Djokovic and Rafa Nadal in the latter stages of big tournaments 🤞 #BrisbaneTennis https://t.co/zT5fUXfaVi
Andy Murray conceded he longs for the chance to play again on the big stage against superstars Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal. #AFPSports ➡️ https://t.co/zLuPkA7ERA https://t.co/TKH1OIK2lq
Andy Murray reveals major career plans ahead of Australian Open after admitting he’s ‘not really enjoying tennis’ https://t.co/MWPc3F3zfi https://t.co/MWPc3F3zfi