Andy Murray is set to return to coaching to work with British player Jack Draper at Wimbledon, according to UK reporting. The 38-year-old coach previously worked with Novak Djokovic, but that partnership lasted about six months, ending after their split. The new arrangement places Murray back in a coaching role ahead of the Wimbledon tournament, with Draper as the player he will support. Coverage emphasizes the change in direction from Murray’s prior coaching work with Djokovic to a new focus on developing Draper for grass-court competition. The reports do not indicate any further details about the length of the Wimbledon-focused coaching arrangement or specific training plans. Overall, the information available across outlets centers on Murray’s return to coaching after the Djokovic partnership ends, and his decision to link up with Draper during Wimbledon.