Sir Andy Murray immortalised at the tennis club where he learned to play with 20ft mural

Tennis legend Sir Andy Murray has been immortalized at the club where he first learned to play, with a stunning 20-foot mural unveiled in his honor.

The mural, located at the Dunblane Tennis Club, depicts Murray celebrating a victory with his signature roar and clenched fist.

The artwork is a fitting tribute to the Dunblane native, who retired from professional tennis earlier this month after a remarkable career that included three Grand Slam titles and the Olympic gold medal.

Murray’s journey from the local tennis club to the pinnacle of the sport has inspired countless individuals, and the mural serves as a lasting reminder of his achievements.

Sandy Fleming, a coach at the Dunblane Tennis Club, expressed her enthusiasm for the mural, stating, “It’s absolutely incredible.

It’s so instagrammable. It’s a fantastic tribute to Andy, and it’s something that we’ll all cherish for years to come.”

The mural is expected to become a popular attraction for tennis fans and visitors to the area, offering a glimpse into the life of one of the greatest players of his generation.

It is a testament to Murray’s legacy and his enduring impact on the sport of tennis.