Murray will not have a procedure for ankle problem

The British will not have the procedure on an ankle injury sustained in March but do not have a date when we will see him on the tennis court again.

Positive update on Andy Murray 🙌

The Scot does NOT require surgery for his ankle injury sustained last month, but does not have a return date yet.#BBCTennis pic.twitter.com/HJl4t35PhU

— BBC Sport Scotland (@BBCSportScot) April 15, 2024

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Andy (36) ruptured ankle ligaments at the Miami Open, and it is unclear when he will return.

It was revealed today that Murray’s rehab is “going well,” and the 3-time Grand Slam champ thinks that he will begin training soon.

“The latest update from Murray is that he is now out of the walking boot and will not undergo a procedure on his ankle,” a source close to the tennis player shared with the media.

“His rehab is going according to the plan and Andy is believing to begin hitting again on court soon. At the moment, we can’t set an exact date when he will play competitive tennis again.”

Andy, who turns 37 next month, shared earlier in the season that he wants to play at another Olympic Games before he stops playing tennis.