In the wake of strong speculation that the 29-year-old Paulista might lose his seat to a rival driver, it was reported in Turkey that Massa is now closing on a new deal.
Galvao is the influential lead commentator and head of sports for Brazil’s Globo TV.
Ferrari had a bad weekend at Istanbul Park, but Galvao said: “Want the good news about Felipe Massa? Everything is set (for a new deal).
“(The contract is) missing two or three commas, but the signing should happen quickly now.”
(GMM)
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