Remco Evenepoel could have signed with Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe

The cycling market is turned upside down as reported by the Belgian newspaper Het Laaste Nieuws, where it is claimed that Remco Evenepoel is about to close a deal with Red Bull-BORA-Hansgrohe despite having a contract in force with Soudal-QuickStep until the end of 2026.

Shock in the cycling market with the announcement of the possible signing of Remco Evenepoel

The Tour de France is, in addition to being the most important race in the world, the place where the majority of contracts and renewals of cyclists for future seasons are certified. One of the most desired trading cards is Remco Evenepoel, who has always been in the running to sign for one of the leading teams.

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Now, that signing seems closer to becoming a reality as reported by the Belgian newspaper Het Laaste Nieuws, who claim that several sources have confirmed to them that the agreement between Remco Evenepoel and Red Bull-BORA-Hansgrohe would be imminent, undoubtedly accelerated by the excellent performance that the Belgian cyclist is having in the 2024 Tour de France.

According to the Belgian newspaper, INEOS Grenadiers, in need of a solid leader to complement the role of Carlos Rodríguez, Israel-PremierTech, and UAE-Team Emirates have also entered the bidding for his services. Of course, both Remco Evenepoel and Soudal-QuickStep have denied the signing.

In fact, this is information that must be taken with caution as his departure from Soudal-QuickStep has been news from time to time and a few years ago the cyclist himself had to come out to comment that he had a contract and the intention to fulfill it. In any case, we will have to stay tuned, as they say, where there's smoke...