Djokovic withdrew from last year’s Miami Open on the eve of the tournament, one week after being stunned by 123rd-ranked Luca Nardi in the third round of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California. This year, he is expected to have a familiar face at his practices and in his box, as he recently hired Murray to join his coaching staff.

In the past few hours, the Miami Open has officially released the entry list for the 2025 edition. The second Masters 1000 of the season – which has moved to the Hard Rock Stadium since 2019 (when Roger Federer won by defeating John Isner in the final) – will feature the best players in the world with the exception of Jannik Sinner.

Andy Murray will reprise his coaching role with Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells and stay with the 24-time major champion for the Miami Open.

Andy Murray will continue coaching Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells this week and at the Miami Open later this month. Djokovic, 37, confirmed last month their coaching agreement, which began ahead of last month’s Australian Open,