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Okay, that could be a possibility. My bad. Hadnt thought far enough.
Tim Booth said:no, but the chances are that a team with money will make QS an offer they can't refuse.Akuryo said:Tim Booth said:2nd in the Vuelta pushes up the value of a rider to a team significantlyAkuryo said:Red Rick said:Mas probably went from being worth a 200-300k contract to over a million, so it's kinda easy to see why QS wouldn't have the money
He extended last year, after his rookie campaign. I doubt he signed for much of an upgrade compared to the first deal. What did he achieve in that neo pro season? 2nd Overall at Burgos and 3rd at one Vuelta stage. So it really shouldnt matter what Mas would be would be worth now, since he signed that contract last year already. As basically a talented nobody. IF Quickstep has to let riders go because of money problems, Jungels, Stybar, Gilbert or Alaphilippe should save much more money than the contract Enric Mas signed in late 2017. Heck, I bet even Sabatini, Richeze and Lampaert get more money!
I did not question that. All I said was that he is under contract from a time where he wasnt second at the Vuelta! And we dont know if his salary had a clause that would skyrocket if certain results would appear.
Look at what Team Sky paid Garmin for Bradley when he broke his contract with them...
Okay, that could be a possibility. My bad. Hadnt thought far enough.