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All the pro cycling transfers for 2027: Valentin Madouas and Mikel Landa among early announcements

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All the pro cycling transfers for 2027: Valentin Madouas and Mikel Landa among early announcements

Pro cycling's transfer announcements for the 2027 season have begun, with several notable moves already revealed. The practice of announcing transfers in August, regardless of the official registration period, is a longstanding tradition. This article will compile all the transfers in the men's and women's WorldTour pelotons as they are officially announced.

For the men's WorldTour, Alpecin-Premier Tech will see Iván García Cortina, Casper van Uden, and Madis Mihkels moving to other teams. Bahrain Victorious Decathlon and Decathlon CMA CGM will be joined by Gavin Sherry and Juan Felipe Rodriguez respectively. UAE Team Emirates will welcome Victor Langelliotti from XDS Astana, while UAE Team Emirates-XRG Uno-X Mobility Visma-Lease a Bike will acquire Slorian Kajamini from MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort.

On the women's side, the transfer window opens with Jasmin Liechti from AG Insurance-Soudal Canyon-SRAM. EF Education-Oatly FDJ United will sign Kate Courtney, while Liv AlUla Jayco Movistar Picnic PostNL SD Worx-Protime will welcome UAE Team L'IMAD Uno-X Mobility Visma-Lease a Bike.

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