Ineos or Israel, they were both linked to a similar €6million (3yr) deal with remco
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Ineos or Israel, they were both linked to a similar €6million (3yr) deal with remco
I doubt it's Israel if he wants to win TdF.
King. May the force be with you.
Ineos did this to themselves, they showed every GT rider & agent that they where desperate to sign one and would go to any lengths. Roglic would simply have asked for the remco deal to sign.Must admit, I'd be disappointed in Ineos paying this much for him, although equally it seems he is the only multiple GT winner actually on the market and it sounds like Jumbo set a limit on keeping him and it wasn't the market value the new team has now set for him.
And with Redbull helping to finance the move, makes sense.Bora would be so cool.