ANDY'S SWISS ROLE

Fit-again Scot ready for One) see last summer push for glory)

- CHARLIE MALAM

ANDY MURRAY has entered the Geneva Open as a wildcard - and will also play the French Open at the end of this month.

The former world No.1 has been out since late March after he ruptured ankle ligaments in Miami.

There were fears the injury could wreck his plans to play at the French Open and Wimbledon one more time before he retires.

Murray also wants to make the Paris Olympics after winning singles gold for Team GB at London 2012 and Rio 2016.

The Scot, 37 next week, avoided having to undergo surgery and his farewell tour now has the green light.