Charles Leclerc says he had other offers available before signing his new multi-year contract extension with Ferrari. The Formula 1 driver confirms that, while he ultimately agreed to the Ferrari deal, he was not limited to a single option and received competing interest from rivals. Leclerc’s remarks indicate that contract discussions progressed amid an open market for his services, with his decision ultimately leading to a renewed commitment to Ferrari. Both accounts characterize the situation as a choice made after considering alternatives rather than a straight continuation without negotiation. The reporting focuses on Leclerc’s confirmation that rival offers were part of the decision-making process, and that he could have moved elsewhere before finalizing the extension. No further details are provided in the available summaries about which teams made offers, the terms of the alternatives, or the timing of the negotiations. The core point across outlets is that Leclerc acknowledges there were competing prospects before he signed with Ferrari.