Davide Formolo 'free to look for other options' accordingly in talks with Movistar
CyclingWednesday, 26 July 2023 at 08:30
Davide Formolo will leave UAE Emirates at the end of this season. VeloNews journalist Daniel Benson reports this on Twitter. The Italian would switch to Movistar.
Formolo still has a contract with UAE Emirates until the end of 2024, but the team from the Middle East gives him the freedom to look for other options. According to Benson, he chose Movistar.
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