Alberto Contador on stage thirteen of the 2014 Tour of Spain
Alberto Contador has said he will retire at the end of the 2016 season, according to reports in Spain.
The six-time Grand Tour winner has talked openly of his possible retirement in the past, but, according to Juan Gutierrez at Spanish newspaper AS, Contador said next season would be his last as a professional.
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