Djokovic has not won the race at Clay this year, suffering early exports in Monte Carlo and Madrid before skipping the Italian Open.
Raising the title in Geneva would make Djokovic the third person in the open era to win 100 ATP singles titles and be welcomed in front of Roland Garros.
Djokovic is joined by Dusan Vemic, who was formerly a member of his team, assistant coach and analyst Boris Boris Bosnjakovic.
“At present, I don't need a coach,” Djokovic said.
“I don’t need to rush in any situation. I’m happy with the people around me.
“In the next few games, we’ll see what happens.”
Djokovic reached the semifinals of the Australian Open in his first match with former UK world No. 1 Murray, before being forced to retire due to injury.
He had a hard start to the 2025 season, losing his first game in four of his last five games and was defeated by 19-year-old Jakub Mensik of the Czech Republic.
Djokovic will face Marton Fucsovics, Hungary, ranked 134th on Wednesday.
