St Kilda superstar Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera has given no indication on where he will play next year as his massive contract decision looms.

The young gun impressed again on Friday night as St Kilda held off a much-improved Essendon to win by two points at Marvel Stadium.

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Wanganeen-Milera kicked a stunning goal in the third term, as well as producing a moment of magic to set up another in another brilliant display.

He finished with 24 touches and another 577m gained to smash the all-time record for most in a season with a game to spare.

With the Saints travelling to Sydney to play the Giants in the final round, it might have been the last time Wanganeen-Milera plays for the Saints under the roof at Marvel.

He is weighing up whether to stay at the Saints or return to South Australia where he grew up.

“Obviously it’s a decision, everybody knows about it ... I’ve spoken to my manager and family as well, they’re included in my decision,” Wanganeen-Milera told Channel 7

“I’m just focused on finishing the season off and giving my all to this football club, giving my all, playing week-in, week-out.”

Channel 7 commentator Abbey Holmes had earlier praised the superstar’s incredible turn, pace and decision-making in a brilliant moment.

“He is the hottest commodity in the game right now, and rightly so, because he simply does things that not too many others across the competition can do,” she said.

“So we’re going to take a look at this passage of play. It wasn’t just the turn and burn that we’ll see in a moment.

“It was the change of pace, the bounce at speed, and then his ability to hit Rowan Marshall deep inside 50.

“We’ll take a look at the kick now, but it was just brilliant. Out into space, telling Marshall exactly where he wanted him to go.

“It was unbelievable to watch from ground level.”

Wanganeen-Milera has taken his game to a new level this year, showcasing his all-round ability with stints in the midfield and up forward.

He is averaging a staggering 30 touches a game and has also booted 16 goals in a brilliant season that will surely end with All-Australian honours.