Jacques Dripper: Britain No. 1, former Andi Murray coach Jimmy Deljado, hires the main team’s change Tennis News

Jacques Dripper will work with former Endi Murray coach Jimmy Deljado a major change in his team.

The British No. 1 had a long -term partnership with James Troman, and while he would continue to participate greatly, Deljado takes over the position of a main coach and will travel with Dreter to the majority of the championships.

A former Davis Cup player with the Men’s record for Wimbledon appearances in a row with 23, Deljado began working with Murray in 2016, along with Ivan Lindel, when Scottish enjoyed the most successful period in his career.

Deljado remained in the Murray team until the end of the 2021 season, and since then Dennis Shapovalov and Gregm Dimitrov have trained.

Both players praised the influence of Deljado, 48, and with Troutman’s keen to spend more time at home, Dreter moved to securing his services after his longing has ended with Dimitrov last month.

The standings will start at the time of the season, as Derbar is currently fighting to recover from the problem of the left arm that restricts it on only one match since Wimbledon.

After leaving the second round of the All England Club, Draper was diagnosed with bone bruises, and an attempt to return to the US Open Championship ended up going out before the second round before calling an early end to his season.

This ended the 23 -year -old hopes to appear in the ATP finals for the first time, with Driber sliding to eighth in the classification during his absence.

It is scheduled to return to the stadium in the final tennis final in London.

Where does Jack Dripper play after that?

Dripper plans to return to the Grand UTS final in December in London, where he was offered a wild card.

This comes after he was forced to withdraw from his clash in the second round with Zizou Berg in the US Open with an arm injury that brought his promising season in 2025 to an early end.

The British, who won the Grand UTS final in 2023, is scheduled to play in the copper box from 5 to 7 December.

Draper currently ranks eighth in individual ATP classifications, before a 24 -time champion Novak Djokovic, and the ninth place in the ATP Live race to Turin, but he will not be able to pay his first appearance in the NITTO ATP finals.

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