Johannes Kläbo, the most successful winter sports athlete in history, might be contemplating a shift to cycling as suggested by Thor Hushovd, the manager for the Norwegian cycling team Uno-X. In a recent interview with 'Velo', Hushovd indicated that he had advised Kläbo to consider training with the Uno-X team after the Olympics, highlighting his impressive potential for cycling. Hushovd, who has cycled with Kläbo, noted that the athlete displays natural talent in the sport and is exceptionally comfortable on a bike.

According to Hushovd, Kläbo possesses an extraordinary physical capacity that could translate into success across various endurance sports. He described the skier's unique abilities as something that could enable him to be competitive in almost any endurance discipline. This adds a level of intrigue to Kläbo's future, especially considering that he has already participated in some training sessions with the Uno-X team and was involved with their support vehicle during the Tour de France.

As of now, Kläbo has not provided any comment on Hushovd's statements regarding a possible sports transition. The timing of this speculation comes as the Norwegian star prepares for the upcoming FIS competitions. The implications of such a switch could reshape discussions around athlete specialization in endurance sports, especially considering Kläbo's current dominance in cross-country skiing and the potential for cross-sport talents.