The British Andy Murray will need a drop from the list of participants in the US Open or an invitation from the organization to participate in the New York Grand Slam. The world number 129 has not passed the cut to qualify for the tournament and since there is no previous phase, he only has two ways to play, a drop in the remaining weeks of the announced tennis players or receive one of the eight invitations reserved by the USTA.
Murray has already received a 'wildcard' to contest the Masters 1,000 in Cincinnati, which is played in the same facilities of the US Open just a week before the start of the Grand Slam, so it is to be expected that the Scotsman will also be in the game in the 'major'. These days and in preparation for the return of the circuit, Murray has participated in London in the second edition of the 'Battle of the British', although only contesting the doubles modality.