By Andy Murray’s team has confirmed that the three-time grand slam champion will not undergo surgery for the ankle injury he sustained in Miami. While his return to competition remains uncertain, there are positive signs in his recovery journey.
Having emerged from a walking boot, Murray’s rehabilitation progress is reportedly on track. The 36-year-old Scottish tennis star is eager to resume on-court training in the near future.
Murray’s aspirations include a potential return to the Olympics, where he has previously clinched two gold medals. With the 2024 Games approaching in Paris, Murray harbors hopes of representing his country once more on the international stage.
Additionally, Wimbledon, where Murray has secured two championship titles, commences on July 1, aligning with his timeline for recovery. However, the French Open precedes Wimbledon, beginning on May 26, posing a potential opportunity for Murray to test his readiness on clay courts.
Since undergoing career-saving hip surgery in 2019, Murray’s appearances at Rolland-Garros have been limited, but his determination to compete at the highest level remains unwavering as he progresses through rehabilitation.
