Two-time gold medalist Andy Murray to lift Britain's spirit in Paris Olympics 2024

There was some anticipation yesterday, but today, it has become official: Andy Murray will be part of the team that Great Britain will present at the Olympic Games in Paris 2024.

The 37-year-old is often regarded as one of the players from Britain who played in the history of men’s tennis in the Open. Murray has struggled with fitness concerns throughout his career, and earlier this season, he suffered an ankle injury that ruled him out of action for over two months.

During that phase, it was feared that Murray's latest injury might prompt him to announce his retirement from professional tennis, but that theory has been put to rest with the latest announcement. Murray has a fabulous record while playing at the Olympics, where he won two gold medals for his country, and his presence will be a great boost for his fellow team members. He won his first gold medal at the Olympics in 2012 and the second in 2016.

The British men's team for the Paris Olympics consists of Jack Draper, Dan Evans, and Cameron Norrie. This year, the tennis event at the Olympics will be played on clay at the Roland Garros, and therefore, it will be interesting to see whether Murray will have a similar impact or not, as it is definitely not his preferred surface.

The incredible legacy of Andy Murray.