Among others, recognisable faces such as Danish cycling icon Brian Holm and Soudal - Quick-Step managers Patrick Lefevere and
Tom Steels pass comments on Asgreen's time at the team since his 2018 arrival from Team Waoo. Asgreen himself also has a reflection, speaking with nothing but warmth about his experiences within the Soudal - Quick-Step set up. "It has been so much fun to join the world's best classics team. When I turned professional it was really a dream come true," says the Dane. "An incredible environment to learn from."
"I will always be grateful for that. And I will also always be grateful to all the Belgian fans. It's a pleasure to ride in Belgium and in the Quick-Step jersey and be cheered on, even when you're just out on a 'coffee ride','' Asgreen continues, full of thanks for supporters, and classing himself amongst their number going forward. "People recognize you, and that's something special, and I hope people don't stop cheering me on, even if my jersey is different next year. And I certainly won't stop cheering for the team, that's for sure."
As mentioned, in 2025, Asgreen embarks on a new adventure at EF Education-EasyPost as Quick-Step's focus shifts more and more to general classification targets and their rider profile changes to riders more equipped to help Remco Evenepoel in the mountains of the Tour de France.