Matteo Jorgenson to sign for Jumbo-Visma according to latest reports
CyclingSaturday, 29 April 2023 at 10:30
Matteo Jorgenson is set to join up with the likes of Wout van Aert, Jonas Vingegaard and Primoz Roglic at Jumbo-Visma according to a report by HLN.
The 23-year-old American currently rides for the Movistar Team and it is understood that Jumbo-Visma have beaten off competition for Jorgenson's signature from the likes of Soudal - Quick-Step and the INEOS Grenadiers.
At this moment, Jorgenson is currently racing at the Tour de Romandie and he sits in second overall, just 18 seconds behind the race leader, Juan Ayuso. Jorgenson is viewed by many as having an incredibly high potential and his arrival at Jumbo-Visma will surely do nothing to quash the hype around the recent Tour of Oman winner.
After extending the deal of Christophe Laporte recently, Jumbo-Visma continues to build for the future and with the likes of Jorgenson, it's almost definitely a future that will be bright.
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