Andy Murray admits he'd be open to coaching - but "not necessarily in tennis" - after his Wimbledon exit.
The Scot, now 36, exited this year's championships are losing in a five-set thriller to Stefanos Tsitsipas in the second round. Murray, who has won three Grand Slams in his immensely successful career, has struggled with injury in recent years which has led to discussions of life after the sport.
Murray's stock remains incredibly high, both on and off the court. A host of former Grand Slam winners have turned out to be effective coaches - Goran Ivanisevic and Juan Carlos Ferraro among them - but whilst the Scot is open to that route he may not stay in tennis.
