So, at 25, it seems clear that if
Kaden Groves wants to win a stage in the Tour before he turns 30, he will have to move on. According to market specialist Daniel Benson, Astana and INEOS Grenadiers are the two teams that have inquired about him. He has yet to win in 2024, but his potential is undeniably huge.
Movistar Team has found in Fernando Gaviria a sprinter capable of scoring UCI points, something almost mandatory in modern cycling; but changing and focusing on the Australian for next year would give a beastly boost and would make the amount of points they acquire for the UCI WorldTour classification would be great (needless to say that it would also opt for many more wins).
Movistar in these 2 years with Gaviria has been improving in the placement of the Colombian in the sprints and in the last Giro men like Davide Cimolai did an extraordinary job that Gaviria did not know how to finish. We'll see what happens in the market, but the Spanish team should try to sign a rider that will give them victories. Will Groves be possible?