📝 Ciclistas del Ineos sin contrato para 2024: 🇪🇸 Carlos Rodriguez 🟢 🇪🇸 Jonathan Castroviejo 🟢 🇬🇧 Luke Rowe 🟢 🇪🇸 Omar Fraile 🟢 🇬🇧 Ben Swift 🇩🇪 Kim Heiduk 🇧🇪 Laurens de Plus 🇦🇺 Cameron Wurf 🇨🇴 Brandon Rivera 🟢 🇮🇹 Salvatore Puccio 🟢
INEOS Grenadiers riders not yet under contract for 2024: Carlos Rodriguez's future still up in the air in the absence of signature
CyclingTuesday, 24 October 2023 at 11:35
The world of professional cycling is in constant flux, and one of the main sources of intrigue is the future of cyclists once their contracts come to an end. The INEOS Grenadiers team, known for its history of success in the cycling world, is currently facing an uncertain scenario, as several of its key cyclists have yet to renew their contracts for the 2024 season.
Yesterday Geraint Thomas renewed his contract and we imagine that in the next few hours other riders like Carlos Rodriguez will do it, but the truth is that today from Spain there are still rumors about his possible departure to Movistar Team because the rider, although it seems that he has a closed agreement with INEOS, has not been announced.
The uncertainty about the future of these cyclists is compounded by the contractual situation of some of the team's most prominent names, and rumors about possible alternative destinations only fuel speculation. Here is the list of INEOS Grenadiers cyclists in this situation:
- Carlos Rodríguez (Spain)
- Jonathan Castroviejo (Spain)
- Luke Rowe (United Kingdom)
- Omar Fraile (Spain)
- Ben Swift (United Kingdom)
- Kim Heiduk (Germany)
- Laurens de Plus (Belgium)
- Cameron Wurf (Australia)
- Brandon Rivera (Colombia)
The uncertainty surrounding these riders raises questions as to whether they will continue to be part of the British team or seek new opportunities elsewhere. Some like Ben Swift, Kim Heiduk or Laurens de Plus could leave, the rest look like they could continue. We will know in the next hours/days.
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