Tennis-Murray says coaching mere mortals could be a challenge for Federer


  • Tennis
  • Monday, 26 Sep 2022

FILE PHOTO: Tennis - Laver Cup - 02 Arena, London, Britain - September 23, 2022 Team Europe's Andy Murray reacts during his match against Team World's Alex de Minaur REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

LONDON (Reuters) - Three-time Grand Slam champion Andy Murray said he hopes Roger Federer will stay involved in tennis as he heads into retirement but suggested the Swiss great is so gifted that coaching other players might prove difficult.

The 41-year-old Federer claimed 20 Grand Slam singles titles, ripped up the record books and is widely-regarded as the best player ever to wield a racket.

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