Stefano Fukov, the former coach in the Fifth World, Elena Reybakina, will remain banned from the possible tour of the possible tennis players in the wake of an independent investigation into his behavior towards the player.
In January, it was announced that the Croats had been temporarily suspended after the violation of the WTA Conduct Code.
On Tuesday, the Federation of Respected Tennis players – the ruling women's tennis body – confirmed Fukov's ban.
The 37 -year -old denied any violations, and Ripkina said she was not subjected to abuse before him.
“After this operation, the comment remains in its place to the end of the BBC Sport investigation,” by following this process, the comment remains in place.
“To protect the confidentiality and results of the investigation, the Union of Professional Tennis players will not provide further details. We are still committed to ensuring that all matters are dealt with in a fair and objective way according to WTA behavior rules.”
He will not specify the period in which Vukov will be banned and no part of the WTA code that broke it.
Fukov can be challenged by the decision.
The decision means that Rybakina will not be able to return Vukov to her team – which is hoping to do at the beginning of the year.
BBC Sport Focov called for comment.
