The renewal and strengthening campaign of Human Powered Health continues in view of the 2027 season. The American team, for which Letizia Paternoster will also race from next season, has officially announced the arrivals of two Dutch riders: Fee Knaven and Quinty Ton.

The first, a 19-year-old daughter of former professional Servais Knaven, will leave the UAE Team L'IMAD development squad at the end of the season, where she arrived last year, to make her WorldTour debut. Ton, meanwhile, will say goodbye to  Liv AlUla Jayco after three years and will follow Paternoster in the new American adventure.

Knaven, who finished seventh in the Festival Elsy Jacobs in early May, won by her future teammate Lach, stated: "I'm excited to move to Human Powered Health, it will be a big step forward for my career. I'm trying to find my way as an athlete, I love stage races, preferably with a time trial, and those with some small climbs. I want to improve, especially in time trials, learn and help my teammates".

Coming off a sixth-place finish in the general classification of the Tour de Pologne Women and a narrowly missed podium in the first stage of the Tour of Britain Women, Quinty Ton commented on her new professional challenge as follows: "I've been in the professional peloton for a few years, and I've always been with the same team, so it's exciting to have a new opportunity. I like the fighting spirit with which Human Powered Health approaches races". She then added: "I love the Spring Classics, they will be an objective in the next season, I hope to achieve good results for the team".

Both Knaven and Ton have signed agreements that will see them wear the Human Powered Health jersey at least until the end of 2028.