Tennis player Andy Murray has broken down in tears at a press conference ahead of the Australian Open.

The Scotsman says there’s a chance this could be his last-ever tournament.

5 time runner up Andy Murray says his hip injury is still causing him “a lot of pain” and while he will play this year’s #ausopen he’s likely to call time on his career after Wimbledon @3AW693 @MacquarieSport

— Adam Watherston (@adamwatherston) January 11, 2019

He visibly struggled to get through a practice match against Novak Djokovic at Margaret Court Arena yesterday.

The three-time Grand Slam winner and dual Olympic gold medallist has been battling a hip injury for more than a year.

Murray broke down in tears and had to leave the press conference to compose himself.

Andy Murray was absolutely devastated at his press conference today – unable to answer a question before needing to take some time out.

Heartbreaking for the great champion. 😢#9WWOS #Tennis #AusOpen pic.twitter.com/sGegjrUGGO

— Wide World of Sports (@wwos) January 11, 2019

He later returned and expressed his desire to retire at Wimbledon but admits the Australian Open could be his final tournament.

“Pretty much done everything that I could to try and get my hip feeling better and it hasn’t helped loads… I think there is a chance #AusOpen is my last tournament.

“I can’t keep doing this.”