Murray has signed up to defend his title at the Surbiton Trophy in June for his first grass-court tournament.
Murray has signed up to defend his title at the Surbiton Trophy in June for his first grass-court tournament, although the tournament coincides with the second week of the French Open, where he is expected to be playing doubles alongside Evans.
The Scot will then head to the Boss Open in Stuttgart from June 10-16 – live on Sky Sports Tennis rather than defending his Challenger title in Nottingham before heading to Queen’s Club.
Sky Sports Tennis’ Annabel Croft said: “It’s great news. None of us really knew where he was going to play, and I’m sure he doesn’t quite know where his body’s going to be at.
“It was such a massive setback after Miami, with that ankle turn in that match, when he was just starting to really ramp up the tennis and looked like he was playing some of his better tennis again.
“I don’t think it surprises me that he’s entered all of that [Geneva, Roland Garros, Stuttgart]. He’ll want to play a lot of tennis. As many matches as possible.”
He will then return to the home of arguably his greatest memories in the sport when he steps out on the hallowed turf at the All England Club for what will be the last time.
