Lewis Hamilton’s sensational switch to Ferrari seems to be becoming closer to reality, with reports claiming the seven-time F1 world champion ‘wants to end his꧒ 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.

I💃talian publication are now reporting that Hamilton’s move to Ferrari could actually 🦩happen.

With Sainz out of contract at the end of 2𒅌024, Ferrari are desperate🌟 to replace him, with Hamilton identified as their main target.

While Hamilton does have a two-year𒁃 deal with Mercedes, expiring at the end of 2025, securing 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 potential Sainz replacements - while negotiations with Sa﷽inz have “stalled”.

The finanꦏces behind a potential Hamilton to Ferrari deal doesn't seem to be a concern either.

Ham💫ilton is currently pay $55 million (£43 million) salary per year, according to Forbes, so any contract would inevitably cost Ferrari a fortune.

At 39, it w꧟ould likely be Hamilton’s final F1 contract, and a couple of years at Ferrari wou🅘ld allow him to fulfil a dream that many drivers have.

The move also makes𝕴 sense off the track given Hamilton’s interest in fashion - something Italy is renowned for, with the report mentioning Ferrari’s r🌜elaunch of Cavallino fashion.

All the sp෴otlight would🦋 be on Ferrari - and F1 - from the mainstream media given seismic moves like this don’t happen very often.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc has rece♌ntly committed his long-term future to Ferrari.

While going up against a driver of Hamilton’s calibre would be a challenge, beating him would only enhance his own reputation.&nbs✱p;

In terms of Sainz, the report states tha𓆏t 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.