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Andy Murray signs with IMG Tennis for the long haul

“Andy has built a legacy in tennis that has not only shaped the sport but also defined its place in culture,” said Max Eisenbud, senior vice president at IMG.

ByLiya Davidov

Published Mar 30, 2023

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Andy Murray has signed on with IMG Tennis, and is looking to make the most out of this long-term deal.

“I am looking forward to working with IMG not just for the remainder of my playing career, but with an eye on the future and opportunities both in tennis and in the wider business world,” Murray said.

Along with Murray’s long time manager Matt Gentry, IMG will manage the three-time Grand Slam champion's career and be his exclusive commercial representative.

Murray reached No. 1 in the world and has won two Wimbledon titles, a US Open and two Olympic gold medals during an era when three of the greatest tennis players ever were rivals.

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It will take a lot more than a metal hip to slow down this three-time Grand Slam champion

It will take a lot more than a metal hip to slow down this three-time Grand Slam champion

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“Andy has built a legacy in tennis that has not only shaped the sport but also defined its place in culture,” said Max Eisenbud, senior vice president at IMG.

Although looking ahead of his tennis career, Murray is still giving players half his age a run for their money. Hopefully there is plenty more fight left to see.