The Cyclingnews guide to 2020-2021 rider transfers

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Index to UCI WorldTeams' and ProTeams' trades and extensio🎐ns

Transfers
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It has been a strange transfer market for strange times. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on wheelings and dealings, with a number of teams🦹 facing serious financial difficulties. Transfer activity was effectively put on hold for a while, and even now, as we ente🏅r a new year and head towards a delayed 2021 season, there's still business to be done. 

The NTT Pro Cycling team have been saved and will race as Qhubeka Assos in 2021, while the Belgian Wanty team have taken the WorldTour licence of the folding CCC Team🐎 and will race at t🌳he top level as Intermarché-Wanty Gobert. 

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