The forward insists he is happy at the club but does
not know about his future beyond this season, despite his contract
expiring in 2016
Barcelona attacker Pedro has admitted he could leave the club at the end of the season.
The Spain international has been at Camp Nou for almost 11 years, winning four league titles and two Champions Leagues amongst a plethora of other trophies.
The 27-year-old has made 20 league appearances this term, but only 10 of those have been starts. While he is tied to the club until 2016, he said the lack of regular playing time is affecting him and suggested he could leave in the summer.
"I don't know if I will stay at Barcelona," he told reporters.
"For now, I am happy at the club, but you never know what is going to happen tomorrow. I am calm, with my mind set on the club until the end of the season and then we will see what happens after that.
"Not having continuity makes things complicated. It is tough, but what I try to do is help out as much as possible."
Pedro also jumped to the defence of Luis Suarez, who has faced significant criticism for his form following a big-money move from Liverpool in the summer.
"You can see Suarez is totally motivated," he added.
"It is true that he has had a bit of bad luck but he is having his chances and I am sure he will score many goals for Barcelona. His assists have been very important."
He was then asked about playing alongside Neymar, who is enjoying a fine goalscoring campaign in 2014-15 having netted 15 goals in 18 La Liga games.
"It is a pleasure having Neymar with us," said Pedro.
"He is happy, content with his lot in the team and that is good news for all of us."
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