The 24-year-old - currently with Pramac - has impressed during the 2014 season, and became the first man to qualify a non-works Ducati on the front row of the grid in Italy earlier this month.
With a good run of form behind him, Iannone is now hoping to earn a place in Ducati's 2015 line-up.
"I don't have any news about my future," he told Autosport.
"I want to have a meeting with Ducati and my priority is to stay with the Ducati team.
"However, I want to go to Ducati Marlboro - the factory team - but for the moment I have nothing important lined up."
Ducati's factory team currently consists of Cal Crutchlow and Andrea Dovizioso.