Multiple teams reshuffle for 2026-2027 season

Several UCI WorldTour teams have announced significant personnel changes for the 2026-2027 season, including arrivals, departures, renewals, and retirements. These changes reflect the ongoing evolution of professional cycling as teams adjust to new strategies, retirements, and transfers.

Alpecin-Premier Tech adds and loses riders

Alpecin-Premier Tech has added Casper van Uden, Ivan Garcia Cortina, Madis Mihkels, Vincent Van Hemelen, and Ryan Gal, while Kaden Groves and Luca Vergallito are among those departing. This reshuffling aims to strengthen the team's competitive edge in the upcoming season.

Bahrain Victorious updates its roster

Bahrain Victorious welcomed Seth Dunwoody, Kasper Borremans, Liam Slock, Cristian Rodriguez, and Ibon Ruiz, while Pello Bilbao, Damiano Caruso, Santiago Buitrago, and Alberto Bruttomesso are leaving or retiring. The team is reconfiguring its lineup to align with new goals and strategies.

Decathlon CMA CGM makes major moves

Decathlon CMA CGM added Aubin Sparfel, Pavel Sivakov, Ben O'Connor, Laurens De Plus, Nils Eekhoff, and Rémi Arsac, while Stan Dewulf, Pierre Gautherat, Felix Gall, and Gregor Mühlberger are departing. These changes indicate a focus on both experience and emerging talent.

EF Education-EasyPost reshuffles extensively

EF Education-EasyPost brought in Juan Felipe Rodriguez, Gavin Sherry, Ivan Sosa, Gavin Hlady, Emil Herzog, Urko Berrade, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Tomos Pattinson, Nicolas Milesi, and Antonio Morgado, while Madis Mihkels, Georg Steinhauser, Kasper Asgreen, Markel Beloki, James Shaw, Richard Carapaz, Mikkel Honoré, Michael Valgren, Samuele Battistella are leaving. This is one of the most extensive reshuffles in the WorldTour.

Groupama-FDJ United adds new faces

Groupama-FDJ United added Victor Loulergue, Ludovico Crescioli, Émilien Jeannière, Alexandre Delettre, Giovanni Lonardi, and Rémi Daumas, while Valentin Madouas, Guillaume Martin-Guyonnet, Olivier Le Gac, Rudy Molard, Paul Penhoët, and Rémi Rochas are departing. The team is focusing on a mix of youth and experience.

Netcompany INEOS welcomes new talent

Netcompany INEOS welcomed Benjamin Noval, Harold Tejada, Markel Beloki, Clément Champoussin, Joe Blackmore, James Shaw, Riley Sheehan, Matthew Dodd, Michael Valgren, Javier Romo, while Ben Swift, Bob Jungels, Victor Langellotti, Andrew AJ August, Artem Shmidt, Magnus Sheffiled, Ben Turner, Sam Welsford, Filippo Ganna, Laurens De Plus, and Sam Watson are leaving. This marks a significant transition for the team.

Lidl-Trek adds and loses several riders

Lidl-Trek added Hector Alvarez, Jordan Jegat, Georg Zimmermann, Igor Arrieta, Felix Gall, Gregor Mühlberger, Jordi Meeus, and Filippo Ganna, while Bauke Mollema, Jacopo Mosca, Max Walscheid, Tim Torn Teutenberg, Andrea Bagioli, Giulio Ciccone, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Sam Oomen, Otto Vergaerde, and Mattias Skjelmose are departing. The team is redefining its structure for the new season.

Lotto-Intermarché makes large changes

Lotto-Intermarché added Milan Donie, Kamiel Eeman, Victor Vaneeckhoutte, Halvor Dolven, Juan Sebastian Molano, Stan Dewulf, Clément Venturini, Guillaume Martin-Guyonnet, Brandon Fedrizzi, Mauri Vansevenant, Koen Bouwman, Sam Oomen, Mauro Cuylits, Milan Vader, Sjoerd Bax, and Primoz Roglic, while Arnaud De Lie, Liam Slock, Lennert Van Eetvelt, Jasper De Buyst, Georg Zimmermann, Felix Orn-Kristoff, Cedric Beullens, Robin Orins, Jonas Rutsch, and Lorenzo Rota are leaving. This is one of the most dramatic shifts in the WorldTour.

Movistar Team adds new talent

Movistar Team added Javier Cubillas, Hugo de la Calle, Ivan Cobo, Mateo Ramirez, Mads Landbo, Diego Urriarte, Rune Herregodts, Iuri Leitao, and Ibai Villate, while Nairo Quintana, Ivan Garcia Cortina, Lorenzo Milesi, Javier Romo, Davide Formolo, and Gonzalo Serrano are departing. The team is focusing on a younger, more dynamic lineup.

NSN Pro Cycling updates its roster

NSN Pro Cycling added Santiago Buitrago, Kasper Asgreen, Lennert Van Eetvelt, Artem Shmidt, Cedric Beullens, Jens Verbrugghe, Richard Carapaz, and Primoz Roglic, while Guillaume Boivin, Alexey Lutsenko, Marco Frigo, Joe Blackmore, Tom Van Asbroeck, and Riley Sheehan are leaving. The team is repositioning itself for the future.

Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe adds and loses riders

Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe added Lorenzo Finn, Georg Steinhauser, Davide Donati, Alessio Magagnotti, and Sebastian Putz, while Nico Denz, Jordi Meeus, Primoz Roglic, Emil Herzog, Aleksandr Vlasov, and Daniel Felipe Martinez are departing. This reshuffle aims to enhance the team's depth and competitiveness.

Soudal Quick-Step makes significant changes

Soudal Quick-Step added Ceriel Desal, Tim Torn Teutenberg, Lorenzo Milesi, Ben Turner, Jasper Schoofs, Milan Lanhove, Federico Savino, Viktor Soenens, Erazem Valjavec, and Sandy Dujardin, while Mikel Landa, Casper Pedersen, Ethan Hayter, Mauri Vansevenant, Maximilian Schachmann, and Martin Svrcek are leaving. The team is redefining its strategy and talent pool.

Team Jayco AlUla updates its lineup

Team Jayco AlUla added Oliver Bleddyn, Sam Welsford, Alessandro Fancellu, Ugo Fabries, Adam Rafferty, Aitor Martinez, and Ben Wiggins, while Luke Durbridge, Luka Mezgec, Mauro Schmid, Koen Bouwman, Ben O'Connor, and Jasha Sütterlin are departing. The team is focusing on a blend of experience and emerging talent.

Team Picnic PostNL adds new names

Team Picnic PostNL added Louka Lesueur, Jurgen Zomermaand, Matteo Vanhuffel, Jules Hesters, Jochem Kerckhaert, Daan Depuydt, Bert Bolle, and Paul Penhoët, while Fabio Jakobsen, Casper van Uden, Pavel Bittner, and Nils Eekhoff are leaving. This reshuffle reflects a strategic shift in the team's direction.

Visma | Lease a Bike adds and loses riders

Visma | Lease a Bike added Fabio Jakobsen, Matisse Van Kerckhove, and Mark Donovan, while Steven Kruijswijk and Loe Van Belle are departing. The team is adjusting its roster to meet new objectives and challenges.

UAE Team Emirates updates its lineup

UAE Team Emirates added Marco Frigo, Abel Balderstone, Davide Stella, and Pierre Gautherat, while Juan Sebastian Molano, Igor Arrieta, Pavel Sivakov, Rune Herregodts, and Antonio Morgado are leaving. This reshuffle aims to align with the team's evolving strategy.

Uno-X Mobility adds new talent

Uno-X Mobility added Kristian Egholm, Casper Pedersen, Felix Orn-Kristoff, and Magnus Sheffield, while Magnus Cort Nielsen and Jonas Hvideberg are departing. The team is focusing on a more competitive and cohesive lineup.

XDS Astana reshuffles its roster

XDS Astana added Victor Langellotti, Matteo Scalco, Anthony Turgis, Andrea Bagioli, Nicolas Breuillard, Tommaso Dati, Mikkel Honoré, Urko Berrade, Nikiforos Arvanitou, Aleksandr Vlasov, and Primoz Roglic, while Samuel Florian Kajamini, Cristian Rodriguez, Sergio Higuita, Davide Ballerini, Harold Tejada, Clément Champoussin, Darren Van Bekkum, and Arjen Livyns are leaving. This is one of the most significant changes in the WorldTour.

Cofidis adds and loses riders

Cofidis added Michiel Coppens, Valentin Madouas, and Pierre Thierry, while Ion Izagirre, Dylan Teuns, Damien Touzé, Simon Carr, Ludovic Robeet are departing. The team is redefining its approach and strategy for the new season.

Pinarello Q36.5 makes major changes

Pinarello Q36.5 added Mauro Schmid, Pavel Bittner, Sebastian Berwick, Andrew AJ August, Tom Crabbe, Liam O'Brien, Niels Driesen, Jan Castellon, Ethan Hayter, Davide Ballerini, Giulio Ciccone, Henrique Bravo, Sam Watson, Daniel Felipe Martinez, Primoz Roglic, Richard Carapaz, while David De la Cruz, Damien Howson, Mark Donovan, David Gonzalez, Milan Vader, Sjoerd Bax, Sam Bennett, and Harm Vanhoucke are leaving. This is one of the most extensive reshuffles in the WorldTour.

TotalEnergies updates its roster

TotalEnergies added Simon Dehairs, while Fabien Grellier, Geoffrey Bouchard, Jordan Jegat, Anthony Turgis, Nicolas Breuillard, Pierre Thierry, Thomas Bonnet, Émilien Jeannière, Alexandre Delettre, Matteo Vercher, Mathieu Burgaudeau, and Sandy Dujardin are departing. The team is repositioning itself for the new season.

Tudor Pro Cycling Team adds new names

Tudor Pro Cycling Team added Arnaud De Lie, Jesper Stiansen, Kaden Groves, Nico Denz, and Primoz Roglic, while Julian Alaphilippe and Joel Suter are leaving. This reshuffle aims to build a more competitive team.

Unibet Rose Rockets makes changes

Unibet Rose Rockets added Axel Mariault, while Odd Christian Eiking and Clément Venturini are departing. The team is adjusting its lineup to meet new goals and challenges.