Dinara Mikhailovna Safina born on 27 April 1986 is a Russian specialized tennis player of Tatar civilization. She was born in Russia. She is a younger sister of earlier world number men's player, Marat Safin. Glen Schaap, former trainer of Nadia Petrova, coached her. Her new trainer is Željko Krajan. Rauza Islanova her mother used to be her coach when she was young and is still giving advice to Dinara. Safina's father is the director of Spartak tennis club in Russia. She has succeeded one Title of Grand Slam, women's double title in the year of 2007 U.S. Open with the partner who was Nathalie Dechy. She as well reached the finals of French Open in 2008, lost by World No. 1 Ivanović.

On 29 July 29, she entered in the top 100. She as well won her former WTA title in Sopot, defeating Henrietta Nagyova in final. In that she became youngest Tour champion in the four years and first qualifier to win the title in three years. In same year, at age of 16 in Moscow, Russia she beat top 20 players first time in her career, the Silvia Farina Elia, who was later seeded 14th.

On 14 July 2003, she broke in the top 50. She then succeeded her second WTA title by Katarina Srebotnik in Palermo. In that period as well, she attained the fourth round at 2003 US Open and reached quarterfinals at Sopot, Doha, and Shanghai. She defeated defending winner Magdalena Maleeva, in Moscow.
At 2004 Australian Open, Dinara Safina disturbed Amanda Coetzer of South Africa prior losing to Kim Clijsters of Belgium. Dinara finished the year in Top 50 for the first time, and attained at third career final at Luxembourg here she lost by Alicia Molik.

In Paris Dinara Safina won her main career singles at the indoor event, by beating Amelie Mauresmo. She won the influential doubles rubber in Fed cup final at 2005 Partnering with Elena Dementieva. She astonished World No. 1 Maria in QF of 2005 Kremlin Cup, by winning 1–6, 6–4, 7–5.

 In 2006, Dinara reached the row I Rome final by beating top 10 players Elena Dementieva, Kim Clijsters, and Svetlana Kuznetsova, defeated by resurgent Martina Hingis.

 At the 2006 French Open, Safina made the quarterfinals for the first time in her career. In the fourth round, she beat number four seed Maria Sharapova 7–5, 2–6, 7–5. In the third set, she trailed 1–5 but managed to pull off the upset after almost 21/2 hours of play.

To kick off the grass season, following her strong performance on clay, she reached her first grass court final at the Ordina Open, losing to Michaella Krajicek 6–3, 6–4.

 During 2006 US Open, she once more reached the grand slam quarterfinal and this time she lost to Amelie Mauresmo. She got larger achievement in doubles, where she attained final with the partner Katarina Srebotnik.

 Safina attained two semi-finals, two finals, and nine quarter-finals at 2006.

 A comeback kid has now completed twice in a row, providing serious credibility to the motto on the supporter supplied T-shirt that she wore on Wednesday at French Open.For Safina the word impossible in nothing this word is at present officially eliminated from the Safina's tennis terms, after 22-year-old Safina saved 2 match points and disturb No. 7 seed, country woman Elena Dementieva, at 4-6, 7-6, 6-0 to move in her semifinal of first Grand Slam singles. Coming from the verge of defeat by world No. 1 tennis player Sharapova in fourth round on Monday was not possible enough. To do it once more, against one more talented player, is more than a dumb luck or short of finish by her challengers.