Making the trip across the pond, Andy Murray arrived at London's Heathrow International Airport earlier today (September 12).
Joined by a pair of giddy flight attendants, the US Open tennis champion wore a big smile as he strolled off the plane and into the terminal.
Now that he's scored his Grand Slam title in America, Andy has his sights set on becoming a world number one player.
He told press, "A lot of my friends have been messaging me about that. I think it should take more than just one or two good tournaments to deserve something like that. It would be a bit rash."
"When you get near the top of the game that's the goal, that's the next step. But you've got to be consistent throughout the year, it's not just about winning a Grand Slam or an Olympics. Roger, Rafa and Novak have done consistency incredibly well and made it difficult for anyone else."
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