With the sensational move blowing the driver market wide open, three-time champion Verstappen has been heavily linked with the vacant Mercedes seat in the wake of the drama surrounding Red Bull.
The 26-year-old, who is contracted to the Milton Keynes-based squad until 2028, is said to have a clause in that deal that allows him to leave the team if Helmut Marko does, with the saga surrounding Christian Horner leaving several Red Bull key figures’ futures in doubt.
Wolff: There are no driver talks taking place
Wolff has been vocal in the past about his desire to convince Verstappen to move to Mercedes and partner George Russell.
But speaking with the media in Spain, the Austrian revealed that there are no talks going on with the Red Bull driver.
“There are no talks that are taking place at that stage,” he said.
“I think we need to look at ourselves and on improving the car.”
As well as Verstappen, the Silver Arrows have been linked with outgoing Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz, although it now seems that the Spaniard has set his sights on either Williams or Audi, currently Sauber.
Italian teenage sensation Andrea Kimi Antonelli is said to be the favourite to take Hamilton’s seat, having completed numerous tests in F1 machinery.
But Wolff reiterated that the team are in no rush to make a decision on their new driver.
“No driver decision has been made,” he added.
“We want to keep this decision as long as possible. Because who knows what happens?”