Primož Roglič is set to continue with Red Bull – Bora-Hansgrohe beyond 2025, despite the lack of an official announcement. According to sources cited by journalist Daniel Benson, the Slovenian star will remain with the German team in 2026.

Contract Details Remain Unclear

Roglič initially signed what was widely reported as a two-year contract when he joined Bora-Hansgrohe in late 2023. However, it is not yet confirmed whether he has extended his deal or exercised a clause in his existing contract.

At the time of his high-profile departure from Jumbo-Visma (now Visma-Lease a Bike), Roglič secured a significant salary increase. Reports suggested he was earning €2.9 million annually at Visma, whereas at Bora-Hansgrohe, his salary is estimated to be between €4.5 and €5.5 million per year. Additionally, Bora-Hansgrohe allegedly paid around €3 million to buy him out of his contract with the Dutch team.

Roglič’s Impact at Bora-Hansgrohe

In his debut season with Bora-Hansgrohe, the 35-year-old claimed victories at the Vuelta a España and the Critérium du Dauphiné, further cementing his status as one of the sport’s elite riders. However, his Tour de France campaign ended prematurely as he withdrew while sitting in fourth place overall.

The 2026 Transfer Market Heats Up

With Roglič off the market, attention now turns to other top general classification riders still without contracts for 2026. Among them are Adam Yates, Mikel Landa, Richard Carapaz, Enric Mas, David Gaudu, and Kevin Vauquelin, all of whom could be in high demand as teams shape their future rosters.

For now, Bora-Hansgrohe can rest assured that their star signing remains part of their long-term plans—whether through an extension or a previously negotiated clause.