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11 Feb 2025 | 21.45
Elena Rybakina doesn't have to be very happy right now. Just a few minutes ago, the final statement from the WTA regarding the investigation into Stefano Vukov, the coach of the Kazakh player who has been sidelined from the tour and prohibited from attending tournaments this season for not complying with certain points of the code of conduct, was leaked. And what was the conclusion? The suspension remains in place, so Rybakina will only be able to rely on him from a distance. Let's see if this story still has some new chapters to tell us in the future.
The WTA has concluded its investigation into Stefano Vukov and has announced that his suspension “remains in place”.
— Reem Abulleil (@ReemAbulleil) February 11, 2025
WTA’s statement below: pic.twitter.com/cjB2nexP52
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La WTA concluye su investigación sobre Stefano Vukov: el técnico seguirá suspendido
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