The 24-year-old goalkeeper has not played for Manchester United or his national side since his projected transfer to Real Madrid fell through.
De Gea was all set to leave the Old Trafford club on deadline day but paperwork delays caused the deal to collapse.
And asked what he thought about the issue after Spain's 1-0 win in Macedonia last night, De Gea said: "The support I’ve received is very important to me.
"I have some magnificent team-mates and I am very grateful to all of them.
“My future’s going to be the same as it is now.
"I’m calm. I’ll keep working and improving – in short, I’m enjoying my football and I’m happy."
United host Liverpool on Saturday (5.30pm), with Sergio Romero fighting to retain his place between the Old Trafford sticks.
But De Gea insists that he is happy where he is, even if he doesn't get the nod from manager Louis van Gaal.
“I wanted to play & now we’ll see after the international break if I’m lucky with my club," he said.
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