Andy Murray is set to join Jack Draper’s coaching team for the grass-court season and at Wimbledon, following Draper’s coaching shake-up. Multiple outlets report that Draper has parted ways with coach Jamie Delgado after about six months working together, during which their partnership appeared to be limited by Draper’s injuries. Draper is currently out with a right knee injury and plans to return to tennis in June, with preparations for the grass-court swing. The Guardian and other reports say Murray, a two-time Wimbledon champion who retired from playing in 2024, will support Draper during the grass-court period and be part of his interim coaching setup for Wimbledon. Draper is also described as receiving support from the Lawn Tennis Association’s team, with Murray added to the existing staff. The Athletic and Independent frame the move as part of Draper’s return plan, while the Daily Mail reports Murray’s appointment as Draper’s new coach leading into Wimbledon. No sources indicate a long-term contract, but all describe Murray’s role as support during Draper’s grass-court comeback.