Sir Bradley Wiggins has revealed that disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong has offered to pay for him to have therapy in the United States to help with his mental-health struggles.

Bradley Wiggins has said he is in the "best place" he has been in his whole life but that he is also considering accepting an offer from Lance Armstrong to pay for a week of special therapy in the USA.

Queen Elizabeth knighted Sir Bradley Wiggins, who was successful in the 2012 Tour de France and won as many as eight Olympic medals, making him Britain's most decorated Olympian. Unfortunately, it has not been about his record-breaking athletic achievements in recent years but about his financial problems and other misfortunes.

Sir Bradley Wiggins continues to deal with mental health issues as he's hit with a fresh bankruptcy issue and disgraced Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong has offered a helping hand

Sir Bradley Wiggins has revealed that disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong has offered to pay for him to have therapy in the United States to help with his mental-health struggles.

The 2012 Tour de France winner, and five-time Olympic champion, has had a public battle with his mental health in recent years, but told The High Performance Podcast that he was in the "best place" he had been for his whole life currently.