Inzaghi was set to leave the Rossoneri when his contract expired at the end of the season but it emerged that he AC Milan has offered him a role as a coach with their Allievi Nazionali squad.
The 38-year-old revealed that he had retirement on his mind towards the end of the season, but is now reluctant to hang up his boots after he netted the winning goal in a 2-1 win in the last match of the campaign against Novata.
"I have not decided my future," the former Italy international told AC Milan's official website.
"I thought after Novara that a small light would go off in my head to make me quit, but has not yet turned on.
"It's quite a dilemma. I am at a crossroads and is difficult to decide. I'm flattered by the offer to coach the youngsters, but my heart is telling me to play again.
"I still really want to take to the field. But I'm going on vacation and then I'll decide."
Inzaghi joined Milan in 2001 and has since scored 73 goals in 202 Serie A appearances for the club.
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