Andy Murray brings back Ivan Lendl as coach, will start working together after Miami Masters

Andy Murray will prepare for Wimbledon this year by bringing back Ivan Lendl as his coach for the third time in his career. Murray and Lendl, an eight-time Grand Slam winner in his own right, forged a hugely successful partnership that saw the former world number one go on to produce the best results of his career. Ad/> Murray won two Wimbledon titles, the 2012 US Open and two Olympic gold medals while working with Lendl.

TennisSwiatek, Kontaveit, Ostapenko eye world No. 1 spot after Barty withdrawal2 HOURS AGO The pair will spend several weeks together training in America after the Miami Open at the end of March as Murray prepares for the grass season. Murray is also reportedly looking to hire another coach who will assist Lendl.

/> Murray and Lendl began working together at the beginning of the 2012 season before splitting two years later. They then reunited back in 2016 when Murray won Wimbledon for a second time, before splitting again towards the end of 2017. The 34-year-old has been looking for a coach since splitting with Jamie Delgado in December last year.

Delgado went to coach highly-rated Canadian Denis Shapovalov. 'My body has not recovered' — Barty withdraws from Indian Wells, Miami Open 'Ukrainian flag really helped me' — Svitolina, Yastremska into quarter-finals Murray, who has been hampered by numerous injuries in recent years, most notably requiring hip resurfacing surgery, is looking to get back to the top of the men's game. Murray hired German coach Jan De Witt on a trial basis in January, but after being knocked out in the second round of the Australian Open by Japan's Taro Daniel in straight sets, the Scot ended the trial.