Glory take on Sydney FC in the competition decider at Optus Stadium.

The club has never won the A-League's top prize, and a grand final trophy would be a fitting end to the veteran's action-packed career.

But the defender is not ready to call time on his playing days that started all the way back with Perth Soccer Club in 2001.

"I'm not there yet, I'd like to hope I've got a little bit in me," he told FTBL.

"People ask me when do you think it's time but my body feels good, I feel OK and as soon as I feel the body is not feeling good, I'll be the first one to put my hand up and say look it's time.

"But at the moment it feels good, I'm playing well so I just want to continue that and hopefully after the final I'll sit down with the club and see if it suits us both (for another year)and where we're all standing.

"Even at 36 years young I'm still learning under Tony Popovic every day. I'm still learning every day because he expects you to be a 100% in every training session and every minute of training.

"If he says some small details that are not there he explains what he wants you to do and how he wants you to do it. If you follow those instructions like we have, I thought we've been outstanding as a unit defensively."

Djublic has made 19 appearances this season and has helped Glory create an ironclad defence.

The centre back, who turns 37 next February, has made the tenth most appearances for the Glory.