Ⓜ️✍️2️⃣4️⃣ Confirmamos los primeros 20 nombres del #MovistarTeam2024 masculino, con doce renovaciones. #RodamosJuntos The first twenty names for our 2024 men's squad are now confirmed, with twelve contract extensions - bit.ly/24MOVmenUpd
Movistar Team renews 12 riders! Spanish team inks with Fernando Gaviria, Iván García Cortina, Einer Rubio...
CyclingTuesday, 10 October 2023 at 14:00
After several weeks of uncertainty Movistar Team has unveiled the 20 cyclists it has in its 2023 squad for 2024. Among those are the renewals of men like Iván García Cortina, Fernando Gaviria, Einer Rubio or Gregor Mülhberger.
Thus, the Spanishteam has announced 12 renewals plus the 8 cyclists who already had guaranteed contracts for next year. This came after several months of relative silence regarding the team's moves on the market or ambitions into 2024.
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THE 8 WITH A CURRENT CONTRACT
Alex Aranburu (2024), Rubén Guerreiro (2025), Oier Lazkano (2024), Enric Mas (2025), Vinícius Rangel (2024), Iván Romeo (2025), Sergio Samitier (2024) and Iván Sosa (2024). Today the team reveals that it has agreed on contract extensions with 12 more riders.
THE 12 RENEWALS:
- Jorge Arcas: 2025
- Will Barta: 2025
- Iván García Cortina: 2026
- Fernando Gaviria 2024
- Johan Jacobs: 2024
- Gregor Mühlberger: 2025
- Mathias Norsgaard: 2026
- Nelson Oliveira: 2025
- Antonio Pedrero: 2025
- Einer Rubio: 2026
- Gonzalo Serrano: 2026
- Albert Torres: 2024
FITTINGS
It should be remembered that the WorldTour teams have up to 30 available spots. The announcements of the Navarre team's signings will come in the next few days. The latest information was that Carlos Canal, Pelayo Sánchez, Remi Cavagna, Davide Formolo and Manlio Moro were closed. The possibility of Carlos Rodriguez, who has not yet signed his renewal with INEOS Grenadiers, is not ruled out (although very complicated).
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