Novak Djokovic Reveals the Surprising Reason Andy Murray Isn't Coaching Him in Brisbane

Novak Djokovic marked his return to singles tennis with a solid win at the Brisbane International, his first in nearly three months. The 24-time Grand Slam champion addressed questions about the absence of his new coach, Andy Murray, during the tournament.Djokovic is set to partner with the three-time Grand Slam winner and former rival at the upcoming Australian Open in January. Fans were curious about Murray's whereabouts, given the proximity of the Brisbane event to the season's first major tournament in Melbourne.After defeating Rinky Hijikata on Tuesday, Djokovic revealed, "Andy is currently on a family skiing trip. I'm sending love to the Murray family and hoping he doesn’t get injured before Melbourne! We’ve been in daily communication, and I’m looking forward to having him in my corner. For over two decades, he’s been across the net from me, so teaming up will be a new and exciting experience.The Brisbane International is part of Djokovic’s preparation for a potential 11th Australian Open title. He has been away from competition since his loss to Jannik Sinner in the Shanghai Masters final in mid-October.

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