Andy Murray has played down suggestions that he is one of the favourites to win the French Open, which gets underway in a fortnight.
The Scot remains unbeaten on clay so far this year, after beating Rafael Nadal in straight sets to lift the Madrid Masters crown – his second title in six days.
However, despite winning against Nadal, Murray refused to get carried away regarding his chances of a third Grand Slam victory in Paris.
He told Sky Sports: "I have played well in Roland Garros at the past - two semi-finals and a couple of quarters.
"Last year my game was not ready to win the event whereas the previous time against Rafa there I played well. I have pushed Rafa a few times on the clay and this obviously gives me confidence.
"I don't think I would go into the French as one of the favourites but if I play like that I'll give myself an opportunity."
Murray is also yet to confirm whether he will compete in this week's Masters event in Rome, which starts on Monday morning.
