Miguel Oliveira says there isn’t much he can say on his 2025 Mo🃏toGP future at this stage, but has all but confirme🥂d his place at Pramac Yamaha.

With ♓Somkiat Chantra announced at LCR and Fermin Aldeguer at 🦹Gresini for 2025 earlier this week, only the two Pramac Racing Yamaha seats are yet to be filled.

However, it has been🎀 known for much of August that Jack Miller and Oliveira will be riding for Pramac as it switches from Ducati to Yamaha machinery next year.

In Aus✅tria, Oliveira confirmed there had been discussions with Yamaha, while ahead of this weekend’s Aragon Grand Prix he has all but confirmed the deal is done.

Asked by TNT Sport if there was much he could say about his future, ༒the five-time grand prix winner said: “Not much, unfortunately. We have to wait for an official announcement.

“As I’ve been sayin♍g for the past couple of weeks, we have been in conversations with Yamaha for the Pramac seat.

“And until we hav๊e any official update about that, I have to be a little bit more reserved on the comments.

“But I would say the place is secured and we will just have to look🃏 forward to the present and do the best we can with the Trackhou🧔se team.”

Oliveira has long been linke𓃲d to Pramac as it looked like the team would initially field an experienced rider and a rookie.

However, given Yamaha’s dire need to advanc🌟e up the order much quicker than it has in 2024, Pramac will now have two experienced riders.

Oliveira, who has been racing in MotoGP since𝔉 201♍9, believes he hasn’t reached his full potential yet.

“Yeah, look, I’m not old,” he added.

“I’m 29, so yeah I do feel like I haven’t reached my full potential. I really believe that. A couple of things have been mis𝓰sing, but let’s see.🥀 I’m optimistic.”

Oliveira w🌠ill be replaced at the Trackhouse Racing squad by Moto2 frontrunner Ai Ogura, who recently signed a two-year deal to partner Raul Fernandez.

It is thought that Pramac will officially announce its 2025 rider line-up next weekജ at its home round at Misano.