GoEleven team boss Denis Sacchetti hope꧙s to continue with Andrea Iannone in World Superbikes next year but insists “we al🐟ready have other options”.

The satellite Ducati squad gave one-time MotoGP race winner Iannone🍸 his way back into competitive racing, following a four-year doping ban b🌠etween 2019 and 2023.

Iannone has🌞 impressed for GoEleven, scoring three podiums - including on his debut at Phillip Island🍸 - and coming close to a race win.

With the 2025 rider market in full flo🅠w, Iannone has been linked with a move elsewhere on the gri✨d.

Sacchetti told WorldSBK.com that his preference is for Iannone to stay, but the team does have options to explore beyond the Ital🍨ian.

“I think we are really close to knowing what will happen next y💖ear,” he said.

“For us and him, it’s important to understand our future and we will know before the end of August. In 10 or𒅌 15 days, we’ll kno🐭w the future of whether we’re together or not.

“For me, it’s the best solution if we stay together; I’d be really happy because after the first year, the second o♉ne will be with more knowledge about the tracks, tyres and the championship.

“We could do a big step and🐽 be on t🔯he podium in every race. I am sure about this.

“If we don’t find a solution to stay together, I’ll be happy for him if he finds an official bike and team be🔯cause he deserves it.

“Anyway, we alreaཧdy have other options that can bring another challenge, emotion and situation to discover.

“We will enjoy what will hap♎pen. The options aren’t just in WorldSSP but also in Superbike… we’ll w🎶ait for Andrea.

“You can understand that there are many riders looking for a bike next year, so there are more riders than bik🅰🍸es.

[Adrian] Huertas is really good but there are man🔯y good riders in World Supe🔯rsport, so we’ll see.”

Huertas currently competes in World Supersport with Ducati and leads the standings by 20 points꧋ from Yari Montella.