Andrea Iannone has admitted ⛦that Yamaha are a t༒empting option for 2025.

The Italian rider returned from a four-year doping ban this sea⭕son with Go Eleven Ducati.

Iannone has impressed, especially considering his long ab𒀰sence 🧸from racing, and is now coveted by a rival manufacturer.

GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK are a possible landing spot for 2025, Iannone admitt🍰ed ahead of this weekend’s World Superbike Champion🧔ship round at Magny-Cours.

Asked for an upd๊ate on his contract negotiations, Iannone said: “Nothing so different from Portimao but, for sure, I thought a lot about my future.

“It’s not easy to make that choice. I analysed every detail because I think it’s the most important choice I’ll make in 🀅my life about my career.

“I think, in the next two orꦚ three years, I have the chance to fight for the Championship and I want to arrive ready for this.

“I need a little bit more time.”

Iannone was 💟quizzed about what his options were, and he answered: “GoEleven, Y⭕amaha, say never say.

“I don’t know. Anything in life is possible.”

Alvaro Bautista’s decision to remain in WSBK for another year with A🅷ruba.it Ducati has removed one coveted bike from the equation.

It should also hasten the ri🌼der market movements of Bautista’s rivals.

Iannone, now 35, is seeking to add a championship to a career which includes controvers⛎y.

The decision ♔revolves around selectin Ducati or Yamaha𓆉 machinery.

Ducati, clearly, are leading the way in WSBK𝔉 and MotoGP currently. But Yamaha’s project is attracting interest from Iannone.

Clearly, he is refusing to rush his decision.