Leclerc originally committed his future to Ferrari with a five-year deal in 2019.
False stories then emerged over the summer break suggesting he had inked a new £150 million package as part of an initial two-year extension with the option for a further three seasons together.
But the Monegasque has rubbished those claims joking that he 'wishes' he had agreed such a lucrative deal. Instead, there has been "no discussion whatever" with Ferrari's top brass.
Leclerc added that he is content with both his and Ferrari's plans for their futures and the two parties will prioritise refining the 2023 car before talks begin in earnest at the end of the year.
He clarified: "I wish I did this [rumoured Ferrari] deal because it looks like a good deal!
"But there are no new deals and no discussion whatsoever. But at one point, we'll definitely have those discussions.
"I think my intentions are clear. And then on the team side, I don't know, but I'm not too worried either.
"But it's not a priority for now. For now, we just want to try and work as much as possible on the car to get back to where we were last year, which was to fight for wins.
"Then we'll see. But at the end of the season, for sure, we'll have those discussions."
Source: Autosport