Andy Murray ended his playing career after competing at the Paris Olympic Games in August 2024, according to Sportbible.com. He is now coaching Jack Draper during the grass-court season, as reported by Times of India. Draper is expected to return to action at Eastbourne after an injury-hit season in which he played only nine matches, according to Times of India. Murray has been helping Draper and praised his all-round game, according to Times of India. Regular matches are now considered a key step for Draper, according to Times of India. Draper confirmed the first tournament he will compete in with Murray as his coach, according to Sportbible.com. Murray previously worked with Novak Djokovic for six months, helping him reach the Australian Open semi-finals, and the two split by mutual agreement, according to Sportbible.com. Murray was also linked with taking a coaching role with Emma Raducanu, according to Sportbible.com. Accounts differ on whether Murray has returned to the court as a coach; one source states he has, while another implies a return without contradicting his retirement as a player.