Murray responded to Djokovic’s ‘trolling’

He Andy Murray signing as a coach it is the good bet of Novak Djokovic facing the 2025 season, where, once his dream of becoming an Olympic champion has come true, he wants to find his next big challenge: to become, alone, the tennis player with the most Grand Slam singles titles.

With twenty-four titles, the same as Margaret Court, Djokovic has the goal of reaching twenty-five and, to achieve this, his first opportunity will be through ‘his’ Grand Slam, an Australian Open where he has accumulated he ten trophies. The undisputed king of the tournament, he seeks this year to reclaim the throne Jannik Sinner took in 2023.

To that end, Djokovic is taking the first steps in preparing for the year Brisbanewhere it advances at a great speed. After reaching the quarterfinals, where Reilly Opelka was waiting for him, the Serbian showed that it was not due to motivation. “I’ve never won in Brisbane”he said in front of the cameras.

Although in front of them on Tuesday he left his funniest message, addressed to Murray. “He goes skiing with the family, even though we talk every day. I loved having him on my team when we were fighting for twenty years. He will join me in Melbourne, though I hope you don’t get hurt before you come.Djokovic said of Andy and laughed.

Murray did not hesitate to respond on social networks, where he continued with jokes. “As you can see, I take big slopes”the Scot pointed out after attaching a video in which he can be seen struggling on almost straight terrain with his skis. “So far I haven’t been hurt.”he finished between laughs. The outcome of the union between Djokovic and Murray will be determined by time, but good humor continues to mark the relationship between the two.