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Published 17:56 2 Oct 2016 BST
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"I'm wondering whether I should play on for a little bit longer or whether I should call it a day. I haven't 100 per cent decided on that yet."I still enjoy playing. I still love coming into training, I still love competing, so if I can carry on and there are opportunities to stay here, or go somewhere else for another six months or 12 months, then I'll consider it."
Gerrard's LA Galaxy team lost in the knockout round of the MLS Playoffs last season, and have already guaranteed themselves a postseason berth this time around.
Bruce Arena's team are currently third in the Western Conference, and if the season were to end today they would face a rematch against the Seattle Sounders, the team who eliminated them in 2015.
This year's MLS Cup takes place on December 10, meaning that - even if the Galaxy go all the way - Gerrard would be free to link up with a European side in time for the January transfer window.
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