Transfers

'It’s the perfect team to learn and grow with. I’m more excited than nervous,' says new 2023 signing.

Belgian signs two-year deal and leaves Lotto-Soudal.

Tour de France stage winner links up with German team as his career continues to improve after a difficult period.

The Czech star has been wracked with illness during the past two seasons, but Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl is pivoting toward youth.

The 23-year-old Brit has already won 16 races since turning pro in 2020 and will make his grand tour debut at the Vuelta a España.

'Cavendish leaves the team, Keisse stops but Devenyns has now indicated that he would like to continue,' says Belgian team boss.

Both riders step up to the WorldTour while Alex Howes and Lachlan Morton go off-road.

Yates has been offered a contract extension but it's below his asking price, while BikeExchange is keeping tabs on the situation.

Italian joins Belgian squad after spending several seasons at Groupama-FDJ.

Israel-Premier Tech slates double-Tour de France stage winner and hilly classics specialist for Vuelta a España start in quick bounce out of Bahrain-Victorious.

Tour de France stage winner signs on for another two seasons on Sylvan Adams' team.

Italian national road champion becomes the third new signing this week for the Australian WorldTour team.

Welsh rider follows in the footsteps of track stars such as Geraint Thomas, and UAE Team Emirates confirms renewals of four riders.

Australian climber arrives just days after Eddie Dunbar is confirmed.

Italian sprinter moves on from Trek-Segafredo.

As the transfer window opens, here's every move as it happens.

The former Dimension Data general manager is looking to put together a second-tier team for 2023.

Swiss rider had drawn major interest from several rival WorldTour teams.

Irish climber signs a three-year deal and will link up with Simon Yates.

Cycling's official transfer window opens August 1, and VeloNews peels back the blockbuster deals set to be disclosed.

The Welsh rider won a stage at the Tour de Suisse earlier this year.

'I know nothing about it. Primož or his manager didn’t say anything about this,' says Jumbo sports director.

Climber remains guarded on his future after finishing 10th in the Tour de France.

Nothing has been signed but Savio confirms that talks are taking place over Andrea Piccolo and Jefferson Alexander Cepeda.

The young rider will move into the WorldTour next season and is linked to race alongside his brother at Ineos.

Küng is one of the most sought after riders on the WorldTour transfer market.

The versatile Australian is sick and has finished second twice in the Tour de France so far. Can he win a stage and improve his contract position?

A move to BikeExchange-Jayco will certainly provide Dunbar more grand tour opportunities.

Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl boss is playing the waiting game in the transfer market and time is on his side.

Dennis will ride for Jumbo-Visma on a two-year deal.

Here's the transfer moves making headlines on Tuesday, August 10.

Marc Hirschi, the revelation of the 2020 Tour de France, has been released by his team.

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The 2017 transfer season has been one fore the ages, with riders swapping teams at a remarkable rate.

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The young Dutch rider Wilco Kelderman seems right at home at Belkin, but will this offseason see him move to Orica-GreenEdge?

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Upstart Kelderman extends for two years at Rabobank

Matt Lloyd has landed with Lampre for next season after a rough year that saw him kicked off the Lotto team, while German rider Stefan Schumacher will join up with Michael Rasmussen at Christina Watches.

Leif Hoste — the three-time runner-up at the Tour of Flanders — is set to return to a Belgian team.

Ukrainian Volodymir Gustov will stay with Saxo Bank-SunGard through the 2012 season.

Tainted Italian star Danilo Di Luca is poised to join Acqua e Sapone next season.

Matthew Busche, who enjoyed a fine season in his second year in Europe, will be riding with the new-look RadioShack-Nissan-Trek team next season.

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Australian veteran Luke Roberts will stay with Saxo Bank-SunGard through the 2012 season in what will be his fifth year with the team.

Like most of the riders on the ill-fated Geox-TMC squad, David de la Fuente is desperately looking for a ride next season following the late-hour departure of the team's title sponsor.

Geox-TMC miss key funding deadline for WorldTour status. Search for sponsor continues in the hope for a pro-continental bid.

Former German champion Fabian Wegmann has signed a one-year deal with American cycling team Garmin, the rider announced Wednesday.

Katusha's Vladimir Karpets, a former winner of the Tour de France white jersey, will rejoin Movistar in 2012, the Spanish cycling outfit announced Friday.

PARIS (AFP) - Saxo Bank has signed Japanese veteran Takashi Miyazawa on a one-year deal, team manager and owner Bjarne Riis announced Friday.

Alberto Contador would love to see another major climber to help him tackle the coming season, but SaxoBank-Sungard boss Bjarne Riis admits he doesn't have the budget to make a blockbuster addition to his squad.

Three-time world champion Óscar Freire will race his final season as a professional with Katusha. The Spanish daily MARCA reported that Freire penned a deal with the Russian team yesterday.

Team Sky will keep three of its most promising riders in-house, announcing Thursday that it has extended the contracts of Ian Stannard, Ben Swift and Peter Kennaugh going into the 2012 season.

Gustav Larsson, the Olympic time trial silver medalist, has penned a deal with Vacansoleil-DCM for the 2012 season while Italian veteran Stefano Garzelli has decided to race one more season.

LONDON — World champion Mark Cavendish completed his move to Team Sky on Tuesday after several weeks of speculation linking the rider to the British-based outfit.

2008 Tour de Georgia winner Kanstantsin Sivtsov has found a new home for 2012 with Team Sky following the collapse of his HTC-Highroad team.

Danny Pate is confirmed to join Team Sky for a two-year deal to join the British squad.

Kiwi veteran Julian Dean is the latest rider to be confirmed for the upstart GreenEdge next season.

PARIS (AFP) - Slovenia cyclist Janez Brajkovic, the winner of the 2010 Criterium du Dauphine, has rejoined Astana, the Kazakhstan team announced on Friday.

American Steven Cozza will be back with NetApp for the German-registered squad's second season for 2012 with eyes on improving on its debut year.

Igor González de Galdeano will leave his post as team manager at Euskaltel-Euskadi at the end of the season, the Basque team announced on Wednesday.

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