Primoz Roglic ready to start Vuelta a Espana, according to insider report
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After a battle with the injuries sustained at the Tour de France, Primoz Roglic's presence at the Vuelta a Espana seems to be virtually confirmed, with the three-time defending champion likely to travel to Utrecht this week.
The report comes from Wielerflits who have confirmed Roglic's presence. With mere days left to go, several teams are set to announce their lineups in the coming days, Jumbo-Visma being one of them. The Slovenian was recovering from injuries and was by no means a certainty to be participating in the race, but recent updated seem to suggest good feedback from the 32-year old's side.
Jumbo is possibly going to be announcing their squad in the coming hours, however it is said that Roglic will be joined by Sepp Kuss, Edoardo Affini, Robert Gesink, Mike Teunissen and Chris Harper with certainty.
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