Andy Murray says he will remain with temporary coach Alex Corretja for the first half of 2011. The former second-ranked Corretja took over the job after Murray split with Miles Maclagan in July. In a statement released Monday on his personal website, the 23-year-old Murray says 'the current coaching setup, with both Alex Corretja and Dani Vallverdu, will continue into the first half of next year.' Corretja, who was twice a finalist at the French Open, became a part-time coach of Murray in 2008, helping the Scottish player for the clay-court season that year. Vallverdu is the No. 4-ranked Murray's friend and occasional doubles partner. Murray says he will not be rushed into appointing a permanent coach. 