Djokovic Ends Coaching with Murray Ahead French Open 2025

Novak Djokovic, approaching his 38th birthday, is facing a challenging phase marked by injuries, a notable decline in form, and early tournament exits during the 2025 clay-court season. Despite these setbacks, including a recent split with coach Andy Murray, many in the tennis community, such as Alexander Zverev, believe Djokovic retains the ability to return to his peak performance and remain a formidable competitor. However, some tennis legends like Chris Evert have expressed skepticism about his chances of winning another Grand Slam, citing his recent results and age, though they acknowledge his resilience and past achievements. Djokovic's last major victory was at the 2023 US Open, and while his recent performances have been inconsistent, including withdrawing from some events, he is determined to continue competing, with the Geneva Open and French Open as upcoming focal points. Analysts note that Djokovic's standards are exceptionally high given his illustrious career, and his current struggles represent a new reality for the tennis great. His upcoming performances will be closely watched as he aims to prove doubters wrong and chase a historic 25th Grand Slam title.