Ducati’s top bosses ♐have denied that they have a🌟lready agreed to sign Fermin Aldeguer.

But, MotoGP’s top manufacturer has admitted holding talks with the Moto2 star to bring him⭕ into the premier cla🎃ss.

Last month, Spanish publication  reported that Aldeguer h🔥ad v♓isited the Ducati headquarters to sign a contract which guarantees him a MotoGP bike in 2025.

“Ducati doesn’t want any surprises, Ducati doesn’t want any uncertai🍃nties in the immediate future,” the report claimed.

But now Ducati bosse꧟s have revealed their side of the st𒉰ory.

“Fermin Aldeguer is a guy 🅘who is very fast,” Davide Tardo🅠zzi said.

“He sh✤owedౠ his potential at the end of last year. And he is very young.

“Everybody is thinking and tryi𒁃ng to make a deal wꦚith him.

“We are discussing it. We are at a good point.  But 🍌nothi💙ng is done yet.

“We’ll see what will be his choice.”

Gigi Dall’Igna add♒ed: “We didn’t sign a contract with him.

“For ൲sure, Aldeguer is on♍e of the riders of the future.

“For us, it’s an interesting rider…”

Aldeguer is still🅺 just 18 years old. Last year, he finished third in Moto2 (Pedro Acosta won the title and has stepped into MotoGP this 𒉰year).

A🌟ldeguer’s prodigious abilities saw him strongly linked to the MotoGP vacancies at Repsol Honda and VR46 at the end of 2023.

But he missed out on those, and will instead ride for Speed Up Racin༒g in Moto2 for another year.

But in 2025? Watch this space…