Info @Gazzetta_it - We understand from our sources that @TeamEmiratesUAE is interested in extend @TamauPogi contract (now ends in 2027). Possibly there will be talks on this in autumn/winter to try to find an agreement to extend till 2028 (year of the first Worlds in Uae) or 2029
UAE Team Emirates look to renew with Tadej Pogacar until 2029
CyclingSaturday, 07 October 2023 at 11:50
Tadej Pogacar currently holds a contract until 2027, one of the longest in pro cycling, but UAE Team Emirates has the interest of already extending it. Vast amounts of financial resources and a commitment to the sport see the team already thinking of renewing with the Slovenian until 2029.
This is reported by Gazzetta dello Sport's Ciro Scognamiglio and the reason behind these talks are regarding the World Championships in 2028, which will take place in the UAE's capital of Abu Dhabi. It seems the team is very happy with it's star and want to keep it all the way into that season, or perhaps even further already anticipating a possible world title.
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