Primoz Roglic, a 36-year-old Slovenian cyclist, is nearing the end of his contract with the Austrian team Red Bull Bora-Hansgrohe and may continue his career with the Swiss team Tudor. Roglic has won the Vuelta a España four times and claimed the 2023 Giro d'Italia title. He was previously expected to join the Belgian team Lotto-Intermarché, but it now appears he may instead move to a team in a neighboring country of Belgium. According to journalist Daniel Benson, Roglic is increasingly leaning toward a contract with the Tudor team, which recently saw Julian Alaphilippe retire. The Swiss team is now considered the best positioned to welcome Roglic. Roglic has reportedly been aware of his uncertain future with Red Bull Bora-Hansgrohe since joining the Austrian team in 2024. The possibility of competing in the Tour de France next season is a significant factor in his decision, as he has participated in the race seven times but was not entered last year. His hopes now appear to be placed on Belgian rider Remco Evenepoel, who finished second to Tadej Pogacar in the last Tour de France. Bahrain-Victorious and Pinarello-Q36.5 have also shown interest in Roglic. Bahrain-Victorious is associated with French rider Lenny Martinez, while Pinarello-Q36.5 currently has British rider Tom Pidcock as its leader and is set to welcome Italian rider Giulio Ciccone. However, Tudor appears to have an advantage in the competition for Roglic's contract. It seems that Roglic's path will lead him to Switzerland.