Former Wimbledon finalist and Andy Murray rival, 35, gets shock new job at Goldman Sachs in dramatic career change

A FORMER Wimbledon finalist has landed a surprising new job after pursuing a dramatic career change. Milos Raonic was on top of the world when he reached the final at the 2016 edition of the South West London tournament. Former Wimbledon finalist Milos Raonic has laned himself a new career change Credit: AFP or licensors Raonic is a former World No8 who has found a new path in investment banking Credit: Getty There he lost to Andy Murray in straight sets, setting up a rivalry between the pair. Raonic’s tournament even saw him inflict the first loss Roger Federer had suffered in 11 Wimbledon semi-final appearances. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! But a decade later, and the 35-year-old is no longer involved in tennis at all, officially ending his 18-year career in January. But it seems he wasted no time jumping straight into a new role as he started at banking company Goldman Sachs. The Canadian star’s LinkedIn page reveals he has held a number of roles during his short time with the firm so far. He started on their Investment Strategy Group immediately after his retirement in January. He made the switch to Global Investment Research four months later, and another move to the External Investment Group in August. He also appears to have relocated to New York as he continues down the path of his exciting new career. Most read in Sport CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Raonic took home career winnings of over £15million, and will surely add to that fortune in such a successful industry. He is already hardly strapped for cash, and is listed as one of the investors for AFC Toronto, a women’s football team that plays in the top tier of the Canadian women’s game. Comment now