Andy Murray will reunite with former coach, Ivan Lendl for a third stint ahead of Wimbledon as he ramps up preparations in the coming months looking to return to the top 50 and the tennis elite once more.
After the Miami Open, Murray will remain in the US with his team in order to start preparation after previously revealing that he plans to skip the clay court season.
Working with Lendl, Murray won all three of his Grand Slam titles and their partnership will return despite the Brit at times criticising his methods.
He will also according to James Gray of The I appoint a second unnamed coach to help in his US training programme before the grass court season which is unlikely to be Dani Vallverdu who he has worked with as of late as he is busy working with Stan Wawrinka on his comeback.
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NEW: Andy Murray will bring back Ivan Lendl for an extended post-Miami training block in the US to prepare for the grass-court season.
Murray won all three of his grand slam titles with Lendl in his box.