Will Andy Murray play at Wimbledon 2021?
Glory days indeed. Advertisement  Murray went on to win again in 2016,but the years that followed saw the three-time grand slam champion plagued by injury, undergoing hip surgery and fighting to get back to form. In 2019, he returned to Wimbledon as part of his comeback but only participated in the doubles draws, playing in the mens doubles competition with Pierre-Hugues Herbert and the mixed doubles with Serena Williams (much to everyones excitement). Read on for all you need to know. Good news on this one, the answer is yes! Unless he faces any last minute physical issues, Murray will be playing at Wimbledon 2021 this summer. Despite injury struggles, he will be back on the grass courts of SW19, competing in the Mens Singles draw for the first time since 2017, marking a personal milestone for Andy and an exciting moment for British tennis fans. This will be Murrays first grand slam appearance of the year, despite earlier attempts to return. The 34-year old was forced to withdraw from the 2021 Australian Open after testing positive for coronavirus, and then he chose not to compete at the French Open after injury niggles left him in discomfort. Murray has already begun his grass court season. He competed at Queens this year, but only managed to reach the round of 16. He may struggle to sparkle at Wimbledon but at least he will be there, and the fans in attendance will no doubt give him a warm welcome back to Centre Court. Who knows how long Murray will be able to stay injury-free but hes certainly keen to continue playing at the highest level for as long as he can. Speaking to Sky Sports News, Murray confirmed he is looking forward to Wimbledon this summer, and hopes this will not be his last appearance. Ive had so many injuries and so many setbacks you just dont really know whats round the corner, he says. I want to approach each tournament and each match that I play like its my last one so that I can get the most out of it. I dont want it to be my last Wimbledon; certainly I want to keep playing, I dont want to stop just now, so, yeah, I want to keep going.  A world of sport, direct to your inbox Updates from the world of sport on TV, including news, views and how to watch it all live. Thanks, you are now signed up to our sport on TV newsletter! We look forward to sending you our email updates. Sign in to/ register for a RadioTimes.com account to manage your email preferences Sign in Register To manage your email preferences, click here. Sign me up! For details on how we use your data, please see our privacy policy. Murray has won twice. He became the first British player to win Wimbledon since Virginia Wade (who won in 1977) when he lifted the trophy in 2013, beating Novak Djokovic in straight sets. He followed this with another victory in 2016, defeating Milos Raonic without dropping a set. Advertisement  Wimbledon 2021 coverage airs on BBC One and BBC Two from Monday 28th June. To find out what else is on telly, check out our TV Guide.