Last Monday (07), through social and official networks, Lidl-Trek announced new reinforcements to the team. The team announced that Jonathan Milan will transfer Bahrain Victorious to the company, staying until the end of 2026. The athlete will be another reinforcement for the sprint practice.
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“2023 was the turning point of my career, some things changed. I started the season wanting to give more consistency and continuity to my performances, to set myself ambitious goals. So far, I think I’ve done it,” said Jonathan Milan about the new change.
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The cyclist continued reporting that in the coming years he wants to grow and learn more and more: “I know that I have a lot to learn, that I can improve in all aspects of my performance, but there is no lack of willingness to invest in myself. I will discover my limits of growth along the way and I hope to prove right to all those who praise me”.
The team’s manager, Luca Guercilena, stated that Jonathan Milan is a promising player in the sport and that the team has followed his career for a long time. “Jonathan is a rider we have been following for a long time, since well before this year’s Giro. His achievements are a testament to his exceptional talent and a satisfying confirmation of his abilities,” he said.
For next season, Lidl-Trek has announced that it has finalized new contracts with Mads Peterson, Jasper Stuyven, Giulio Ciccone, Mattias Skjelmose and Thibau Nys. In addition, it renewed the agreements with Quinn Simmons, Daan Hoole, Edward Theuns, Alex Kirsch and Otto Vergaerde.
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