Kuku! Is Primoz Roglic hinting at a Vuelta participation? Slovenian cheerfully trains in the high mountains Cycling
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Kuku! Is Primoz Roglic hinting at a Vuelta participation? Slovenian cheerfully trains in the high mountains

Kuku! Is Primoz Roglic hinting at a Vuelta participation? Slovenian cheerfully trains in the high mountains

Could there be good news on the horizon regarding Primoz Roglic's participation in the Vuelta? The Slovenian cyclist from Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe, who was forced to exit the Tour de France after twelve stages due to severe shoulder and back injuries, recently shared a subtle update on his Instagram page. Roglic kept it brief with the picture, but it suggests he's making solid progress in his training.

The playful "Kuku🫣!" caption with a smiley face attached to his post might not seem to say much about the plans of the three-time Vuelta winner. However, it marks a shift from the emotional updates he shared on social media at the end of July. Clearly, Roglic is racing against time to get fit for the Vuelta, which is still slated to go ahead as planned.

Continue reading below the Instagram post.

Roglic alongside Martinez, and Ayuso representing UAE in the Vuelta?

The photo captures Roglic in good spirits, biking through the rugged high mountains. Is this a glimpse into his escalating preparations for the Vuelta? Time will tell. It’s evident that Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe is poised to field a formidable team in Lisbon, likely featuring Aleksandr Vlasov and possibly Daniel Felipe Martinez. The lineup for the Vuelta is increasingly becoming a hot topic.

Meanwhile, UAE Team Emirates has yet to decide which top riders will represent the team in Portugal. Adam Yates and Joao Almeida, who will have a home-field advantage in the early stages, are confirmed to be participating. Juan Ayuso is keen to join as well, but internal team dynamics are strained, leaving it uncertain whether the Spaniard's hopes will be realized.

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