Everton captain Seamus Coleman believes he has a duty to assist the club in any way possible.
The veteran is considering whether he should be signing a one-year contract extension.
While the club want Coleman to remain, he has to decide if he can still hack it in the Premier League at the age of 38.
The Republic of Ireland international said: "As has been said by the club, I've been offered something but it's not something that I've sat down and considered deeply just yet.
For me, the games are always the most-important and it was important to get these couple of games out of the way.
"Also for myself personally, I had a few injuries, a few niggles, and I wanted to get through these few games and just to focus on them.
Now it's time to sit down and think about it but I make no secret about it, I absolutely love the football club, I feel like I have got a duty to help the football club while I still feel I can so we'll see where the next couple of weeks takes us."