Diego Casagrande, a 22-year-old Swiss cyclist, has signed with Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber for two seasons, aiming to make his mark in professional cycling.
Young cyclist joins professional team
Diego Casagrande, a 22-year-old Swiss cyclist and former football player, has signed with the Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber team for the next two seasons. Casagrande previously competed in amateur cycling with VC Mendrisio and was part of the Tudor development structure before transitioning to professional cycling, which will begin in 2027. Casagrande’s recent achievements
Casagrande has distinguished himself by winning the national road champion U23 title in 2025 and securing a silver medal this year. These accomplishments have positioned him as a promising talent in the cycling world and have contributed to his move to a professional team. Team’s prestige motivates Casagrande
Casagrande expressed his enthusiasm for joining Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber, stating that the team's historic and prestigious status fills him with pride and motivation. He highlighted the interest and confidence shown by the Reverberi family, who own the team, and the team itself, which he considers significant for his career development. Casagrande’s riding style and goals
He described his riding profile as durable and versatile, allowing him to adapt to various terrains, from the one-day classics in the North to stage races with challenging mountain stages. Casagrande noted that his experience with Tudor in the role of a team helper has been valuable and that he now aims to approach races offensively with Bardiani-CSF 7 Saber. Future ambitions for Casagrande
His goals for the upcoming season include continuing to progress physically, finding his place within the team, and contributing to prestigious races while aiming for numerous successes. This transition to a professional team is seen as a key step in his career development and a chance to achieve greater recognition in the sport.
