Teddy Sheringham admits he
is unsure if he will play on for another season.
The 41-year-old is in the autumn of his career and has not played
for West Ham since the end of January.
Sheringham expects to leave West Ham in the summer and admits to
having been approached by Millwall, but is unsure of his plans for
next term.
"I don't know what I will do next season," he told the daily
website. "I don't know if I am retiring or going into management or
playing again.
"We will wait and see what happens in the summer.
"Normally after about three or four weeks of being away, I can't
wait to get back involved again and I am sure that will be the same
again."
Sheringham has admitted that he was approached by Millwall earlier
in the season, but says the timing was not quite right.
"There have been one or two things in the past six months," he
added. "I have not actually been offered, but people have spoken
about things and I have said I am not quite ready for those
situations yet.
"I still want to be a player, I still love playing and long may
that continue as you are a long time finished."
