Primoz Roglič will terminate his contract with the Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team, effective at the conclusion of the current season. Ralph Denk, the team’s head, confirmed the departure, stating that the action was based purely on sporting considerations. Denk explained that the team possesses a roster of talented cyclists and requires space for necessary rotation.
Denk further confirmed that Roglič intends to retire following the end of his current commitment. While acknowledging their history together, Denk noted that the chapter of his time with the squad will conclude on December 31st. He highlighted Roglič’s dedication to the sport, citing his current focus on the upcoming race in Spain as evidence of his continued passion for cycling.
The news regarding Roglič’s departure has been echoed by other team personnel. Daniel Benson has indicated that several prominent cycling organizations, including NSN, Movistar, and Bahrain Victorious, reportedly lack the financial capacity to facilitate a transfer for the Slovenian rider. The team’s management has framed the decision as a strategic move necessary for the squad’s long-term sporting integrity.
This confirmed shift marks the end of Roglič’s tenure with Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, allowing the team to restructure its lineup for future competitive cycles.
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