Lewis Hamilton’s sensational switch to Ferrari seems to be becoming closer to ꦗreality, with reports claiming the seven-time F1 world champion ‘wants to end his career’☂ with the famous Italian team.

A report emerged overnight that Ferrari are still trying to sign Hamilton for 2025 as they look to replace 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz.

Italian publication are now 𒁏reporting that Hamilton’s move to Ferrari could actually happen.

With Sainz out of contract at the end of 2024, Ferrari are desperate to reꦦplace him, with Hamilton identified as t💜heir main target.

While Hamilton does have a two-year deal with Mercedes, expiring at the end of 2025⭕, securin🌠g his signature doesn’t seem to be impossible.

Corriere.it have confirmed that Ferrari aren’t particularly keen on either 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Albon or 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pierre Gasly - the two former Red Bull drivers have been mooted as pot💫ential Sainz replacements -🍰 while negotiations with Sainz have “stalled”.

The finances behind a potential Hamilton to 𒁃Ferrari deal doesn't seem to be a concern eithe𓆏r.

Hamilton is currently pay $55 million (£43🐎 million) salary per year, according to Fo🎐rbes, so any contract would inevitably cost Ferrari a fortune.

At 39, it wo🍃uld likely be Hamilton’s final F1 contract, and a couple of years at Ferrari would allow him to fulfil a dream that many drivers have.

The move also makes sense off the track given Hamilton’s interest in fashion - som🧸ething Italy is renowned for, with the report mentioning Ferrari’s relaunch of Cavallino fashion.

All the spotlight would be on Ferrari - and F1 - from the mainstream media given seismic moves liꦡke this don’t happen ve🍌ry often.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc has rec♍ently committed his long-term future to Ferrariও.

While going up agai𝔍nst a driver of Hamilton’s calibre would be a challenge, beating him would only enhance his own reputation. 

In terms💮 of Sainz, the report states that Sauber remain interested ahead of Audi's entry in 2026, or he could be a short-term option to fill the void left by Hamilton at Mercedes.