Pablo Hernandez joined Leeds United on loan from Al-Arabi in the summer transfer window.
Pablo Hernandez has told BBC Radio Leeds that he is happy at Leeds United.
However, the former Swansea City star has said that he is not thinking about his future.
The Spanish attacker, who can play as a winger or as an attacking midfielder, joined the Whites from Al-Arabi in the summer transfer window.
The 31-year-old signed a loan contract with the West Yorkshire outfit until January 2017.
Hernandez has said that he is happy at Leeds at the moment, but the attacker is not looking too far ahead into the future.
“I know nothing about this,” Hernandez told BBC Radio Leeds when asked about his future and if he will stay at Leeds. “I only think about the present, I only think about the next game.
“In the future I will have time for this. I will speak with the club, but I am very happy here in Leeds.”
Hernandez has been playing well for Leeds in recent games and seems to have established himself as a key player in Garry Monk’s team.
The former Valencia star has scored one goal and created 15 chances in five Championship appearances for the Whites so far this campaign.
Leeds, who are aiming to finish in the top six of the Championship this season, have won their last two league matches.
The Whites defeated Blackburn Rovers 2-1 at Elland Road on Tuesday evening and got the better of Cardiff City 2-0 away from home at the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
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