Mas's victory at the Vuelta will encourage the continuity of Movistar
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Mas's victory at the Vuelta will encourage the continuity of Movistar

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General1 September 2026 at 09:26

Enric Mas's victory at the Vuelta could positively boost the continuity of the Movistar team. Sources close to Telefónica revealed that, if the rider wins the 2026 edition of the Vuelta a España, the team's future could take a favorable turn.

Currently, work is underway for the incorporation of a second sponsor in the team. This task was entrusted to the agency You First Gersh, whose director is David Brabender.

David Brabender is the son of Wayne Brabender, considered a legend of Real Madrid basketball. The choice of this agency arises in a context where Telefónica seeks to guarantee the financial sustainability of the team.

The connection between Enric Mas's sporting success and the continuity of Movistar's sporting project demonstrates the importance of competitive results for the team's commercial viability in the future.

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