Everton hero Tim Cahill is to retire from football this month.
The 39-year-old's contract with Indian side Jamshedpur ends at the end of March and Cahill says he won't be looking for a new deal.
Cahill has spoken about a move into coaching when he officially brings the curtain down on his playing career.
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Asked if he would carry on playing, Cahill said: "No, I’m an old man now in football years," Cahill is quoted by Optus Sports.
"I’d love to keep playing, you know 39, had a great stint for six months in India.
"But I’m interested in TV, going to start my A-Licence and spend quality time with my family and chill out for a bit.
"It was amazing to play in four big continents.
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"I had a great career and I’m really thankful."
On a move into coaching, Cahill said: "Coaching is something that’s definitely going to be on the horizon."
