Scotsman had a cyst removed from his spine.
ANDY MURRAY REMAINS HOPEFUL he will play at Wimbledon but admits it is unlikely to be in the singles competition after undergoing surgery on a spinal cyst.
Murray, who has won two of his three Grand Slams at Wimbledon, said he had been told to seek immediate treatment by multiple surgeons. The Scot, who is also a two-time Olympic champion, said the operation had gone “really, really well” and he was hitting balls again but added that it was “impossible to say” when he would be able to compete.
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