Andy Murray has opened up about his retirement plans, admitting he has "an idea about when it is I would like to stop" while also insisting it is "certainly nothing immediate".
Murray was speaking following a first-round exit at Queen's last week, with his 6-3 6-1 loss to Alex de Minaur ending his hopes of being seeded for Wimbledon. However, the two-time Wimbledon champion will still compete at this year's event and is hopeful it will not be his last appearance.
Of his three greatest rivals, Roger Federer retired from the sport last year while Rafael Nadal has announced that he is set to retire in 2024. However, Murray has insisted he has no plans to follow suit any time soon and said he wants to "finish my career on the tennis court" after missing almost a year of action with a hip problem in 2017 and 2018.
