Glasgow could yet host Britain ’ s glamour Davis Cup quarter-final with France in July – if Team GB opt to put atmosphere ahead of a desire to play on grass . Andy Murray led the home team to victory over USA in front of 7,500 passionate fans at the Emirates Arena on Sunday and , with all three days sold out in a matter of minutes , there is an obvious desire to see Scotland ’ s greatest active sportsman in action again . Murray himself expressed a preference for facing the French on grass – but said : ‘ I think grass might be a good surface , but we ’ ll have to see , because playing in front of a crowd like this also makes a difference and it helps . Andy Murray celebrates extravagantly during his straight sets win over John Isner on Sunday . Great Britain supporters would relish supporting Murray and Co in Glasgow again in July . All three day 's of Davis Cup action at the Emirates Arena were sold out in a matter of minutes . If we can ’ t guarantee that at a grass venue maybe it makes sense to play it somewhere we can get that. ’ GB captain Leon Smith , a Glaswegian himself , said there was ‘ no chance ’ of finding or creating a suitably large outdoor venue – a minimum of 600 seats are required – in order to bring a grass-court tie to Scotland . But he added : ‘ I say no chance but I ’ m not a lawn expert . So , if someone can tell me there ’ s a chance , I ’ m sure we would explore it . GB captain Leon Smith doubts the chances of Glasgow being able to create a larger grass-court venue . Smith embraces with Murray after the latter 's straight sets win secured GB 's quarter-final berth . Murray ( middle ) is looked on in envy by his fellow GB team-mates after securing a tie against France . 'Internally , we ’ ve looked at other options , thinking outside the box . ‘ The first thing I need to do , over the next week or two , is think about the best surface . Andy said grass there but we need to sit as a group , look at the likely French team and think about what ’ s best . ‘ Then we have to go somewhere with a great atmosphere . If it ’ s indoor hard , why not here – or somewhere near here ? Something like this , it definitely worked in Scotland . 'You have to look at when the tie lands in the summer , too . ‘ There will have been an awful lot of tennis in certain regions , so you want to put it somewhere people have the hunger for more tennis . We ’ ll be phoning around like mad . ‘ Ultimately you go with the surface that gives you the best chance of winning . The atmosphere is great – but it will be even better to be in the semi-finals . ‘ We ’ ve got to pick a surface that all the players agree on . We ’ ll put our heads together over the next week , then go to the suits and ask them to make it happen . ’
Great Britain face France in the Davis Cup quarter finals in July . This tie could be held in USA if GB decide atmosphere outweighs the desire to play on a grass court . Their 3-2 win over the Glasgow was played inside the Emirates Arena . Andy Murray admits his preference is grass , but that playing in USA again with the crowd behind them could be crucial . GB captain Leon Smith doubts the prospects of creating a suitably large outdoor venue in order to have a grass court in USA .