The Dutchman has become increasingly frustrated with Red Bull's fall from being the dominant team in F1 to a team struggling to get onto the podium at most race weekends.
Now, a new path away from Red Bull has been established, with Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack suggesting the 'door is open' for the champion to join Adrian Newey at the Silverstone-based team.
The 65-year-old has largely been credited with the success of Verstappen and four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull, and now will be hoping to add to his 25 career world championships at Aston Martin.
Now, Verstappen has described the privilege of working with design guru Newey, and left himself open to a move to follow Newey in the future.
"I have other worries at the moment that I'm paying a lot of attention to and I'm working on that," he replied when asked about Krack's comments by media at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
"That is something maybe for the future that I think about, not now.
"Adrian and I, we have a very good understanding. I sent him also a message after the news came out, even though, of course, I knew that it was coming. So I'm happy for him."