Swiss cyclist signs with professional team

Swiss cyclist Diego Casagrande has signed a two-year contract with the Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber team, marking the start of his professional cycling career in 2027. Casagrande, who is 22 years old, previously played football before making the switch to cycling.

Casagrande’s cycling achievements

Casagrande became the national road champion in the U23 category in 2025 and earned a silver medal this year. He was part of the Tudor development structure before officially joining the professional team.

Casagrande’s thoughts on joining the team

Casagrande expressed enthusiasm about joining Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber, calling it an important step and a new beginning. He praised the team's reputation and the confidence shown by the Reverberi family and the team in his abilities.

Casagrande’s background and skills

Before joining Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber, Casagrande spent two years with the amateur team VC Mendrisio and two seasons in the Tudor development structure. He describes himself as an endurance and versatile rider, capable of performing well in various terrains and race types.

Casagrande’s future goals

Looking ahead, Casagrande aims to improve physically and find his place within the team. He hopes to compete in prestigious races and achieve success with his new team.