Rising British tennis talent Jack Draper has parted ways with coach Jamie Delgado, opting to join forces with two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray ahead of the Championships.
The change in coaching staff comes following a series of injuries that have hindered Draper's performance in recent months. Murray's involvement aims to provide Draper with the necessary guidance and expertise to overcome these challenges.
Draper, currently ranked 47th in the world, has faced a string of setbacks, including knee and back issues, which have prevented him from reaching his full potential. The addition of Murray, who boasts an impressive doubles record, is expected to bolster Draper's game and enhance his chances of success at SW19.
Speaking on the coaching change, a representative for Draper stated: 'We believe that Andy's experience and knowledge will be invaluable in helping Jack to improve his game and achieve his goals.' Murray himself has expressed his excitement about the partnership, saying: 'I'm looking forward to working with Jack and helping him to reach his full potential.'
The exact details of Murray's involvement remain unclear, but it is expected that he will play a key role in Draper's preparation for the Championships. As the British tennis community eagerly anticipates the upcoming tournament, fans will be watching closely to see how this new coaching partnership unfolds.