Jannik Sinner confirms the break with Anna Kalinskaya after returning to tennis

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Jannik sinner Officially returned to the Court after serving a three -month suspension resulting from a positive screening test. He is also officially single.

Best -classified male singles tennis Pro clarified his relationship status before the Italian open this week after an Italian publication shared photos of him spending time with the Russian model Lara Leito last month.

Italy Jannik Sinner speaks during a press conference for the Italian Open in Rome on May 5, 2025. (Alfredo Falcone / Lapresse via AP)

The news apparently confirmed the separation of the sinner of the tennis productive Anna Kalinskaya.

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“I am very happy to be back here. It’s been three very long months,” said Sinner at a press conference on Tuesday. “I was happy to share great moments with my family, with my friends. We practice very hard, especially in the gymnasium at the start, let’s go back to court again.”

In addition to sharing information on his training, Sinner has taken ahead of journalists to confirm that he is “single”.

“I saw that there was a lot of attention also in a way out of the field, and I was also very surprised to see photos which, nothing serious, let’s say like this: I am not in a relationship, so for anyone asking, everything is fine.”

The sinner and Kalinskaya were linked last year, which he confirmed to Open of France In May 2024, the New York Post reported. The couple shared a kiss a few months later after winning the US Open in September.

Anna Kalinskaya (Geoff Burke / Imagn Images)

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But Paparazzi’s snaps and Sinner’s comments this week confirmed their split.

Back on the ground, the sinner expressed his joy at returning to tennis after the World Anti -Doping Agency (AMA) suspended it as a result of a positive test for an anabolic steroid prohibited twice as a year ago.

“I didn’t want to do it at first, and it wasn’t a bit easy for me to accept it, because I know what really happened,” said Sinner. “But sometimes we have to choose the best in a very bad time, and that’s what we have done. So it’s over now. So I’m happy to play tennis again.”

Jannik sinner (Images Mike Frey-Imagn)

Sinner, 23 years old, was tested positive for low levels of clostebol metabolite, a prohibited anabolic steroid that can be used for ophthalmological and dermatological use, in March 2024. Eight days after the Wells Indian tournament, Sinner was tested positive in an out -of -competition sample.

According to the initial results of the International Tennis Integrity Agency, Sinner explained that he had been tested positive after receiving a massage from a coach who had used an over -the -counter spray which contained Clostebol to treat a small injury after cutting his own finger.

While the AMA accepted the faultless explanation, the organization said that the three -month suspension was necessary because “an athlete is responsible for the negligence of those around them”.

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