Andy Murray's journey from centre court glory to family life and financial success

Andy Murray's illustrious career has drawn to a close following his quarter-final exit, alongside partner Dan Evans, in the men's doubles at the Paris Olympics.

The pair had previously staged an incredible comeback from five match points down to defeat Kei Nishikori and Taro Daniel of Japan in the first round. This was followed by another nail-biting victory over Sander Gille and Joran Vliegen in the second round.

The British duo clinched their quarter-final spot after overcoming two match points against their Belgian rivals - and missing two of their own - with Evans' triumphant smash winner sparking jubilant celebrations from both men.

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Despite his departure in Paris, Murray already boasts an impressive array of Olympic medals. He previously struck gold in the men's singles at London and Rio, and secured silver alongside Laura Robson in the 2012 mixed doubles.

Without a doubt, Murray's achievements on the court are remarkable, with 46 titles under his belt, including two Wimbledon and one US Open championship, as well as his Olympic triumphs. However, as one of Britain's most successful and talked-about athletes, there has been considerable interest in Murray's personal life throughout his career.

Following his final match, we take a closer look at Murray's life away from the court, delving into his staggering net worth and unexpected split from wife Kim.

As one of the most successful players in history, Andy Murray has amassed a staggering personal fortune, raking in over £50million