Harris has been linked with Celtic Crusaders

Former dual-code international Iestyn Harris will decide in the next week whether to retire from playing rugby.

Harris, 32, is out of contract at Bradford and confirmed Friday's 30-14 Super League play-off defeat at Wigan was his last Bulls appearance.

The ex-Wales and Great Britain star has been linked with Bridgend-based Super League new boys Celtic Crusaders.

He is also thought to have been offered a playing role by National League One club Featherstone coach Daryl Powell.

However, Harris has stated he is keen to get into coaching.

Harris was recently appointed to the backroom staff of Wales under new head coach John Dixon and has been linked with the post of assistant coach at Warrington.

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"I feel really good, really sharp. I've played a lot off the bench this year, which is disappointing. It's one of those things."

Harris took his points tally for Bradford to 382 with a conversion in the defeat by Wigan, his 132nd appearance for the club.

He has scored 2,526 points in rugby league from 399 club and international appearances.

The former Leeds captain admitted that the defeat by Bradford was a disappointing way to end his three-and-half-year spell with the club.

You don't get any second chances in the play-offs and we're very disappointed Iestyn Harris

"We've been inconsistent in games, with people trying to win the game every time we've had the ball.

"You don't get any second chances in the play-offs and we're very disappointed."

Friday's game also marked the farewell appearances of prop Joe Vagana, who has retired, and three-quarter James Evans, who is moving to Castleford, while second-rower Simon Finningan is thought to be joining Huddersfield.