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The Russian won her first career singles title this year in Charl

ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Oct 01, 2017

Russian Daria Kasatkina has stopped working with coach Vladimir Platenik, who helped her get into the top 25 in the rankings.

The 20-year-old worked with the Slovakian coach for three years, winning her first tour title this year in Charleston, S.C., over Jelena Ostapenko.

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Kasatkina will stay with the Empire Tennis Academy in Slovakia, where her former coach is also based.

The decision was by "mutual agreement," according to the academy. (http://empire-tennis-academy.com/blog/vladimir-platenik-and-daria-kasatkina-finished-agreement)

Kasatkina, ranked No. 31, has not announced a new coach.