Briton Andy Murray, the first male player to capture two Olympic Singles Gold Medals, said that the tennis competition at the Paris Games will be the final event of his glittering career before retirement.

Murray, widely regarded as one of Britain's all-time great sportsmen, won gold in London 2012 beating Roger Federer in the final and successfully defended his title in Rio four years later by defeating Juan Martin Del Potro.

The Tennis Competition at the Olympics begins on July 27 and Murray, who made his Olympic Debut in Beijing 2008, will play in both singles and doubles in his fifth and final games.