Lens profile for the new Sigma 17-70 contemporary

I am a very happy LR user and have just purchased the new Sigma 17-70 contemporary lens - but i don't think that the profile is already in the profiles list. If not, where/how do i get that profile?
Regards
Henrik - Denmark

I have three listed (see image below)
Isn't it the middle one?

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Camera Raw RC 8.6 does not automatically locate the lens profile for the
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