On June 13th 2015, Morgan Schneiderlin arrived at Old Trafford for a fee of £24m from Southampton in an attempt to higher his ambitions and achieve his wish for silverware. Manchester United had missed a midfielder who could dictate play from the center of the park, someone of the same sort of calibre as Paul Scholes, Roy Keane, and even Michael Carrick, despite still being at the club. This was expected of Schneiderlin, but what has been perceived of him, is another story.

Morgan Schneiderlin celebrates scoring against Everton [Credit: PA]

Morgan Schneiderlin and former boss Louis Van Gaal [Credit: John Peters/GettyImages]
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Morgan Schneiderlin training with France this summer [Getty]

If Mourinho manages to find the correct way to use Morgan Schneiderlin in his side, then the former Southampton man can act as a new signing this season, abolishing the memories of poor man-management by Louis van Gaal as of last season. Schneiderlin has all the potential to become the best defensive midfielder in the Premier League, he was once argued to be up there when he was at Southampton and from my point of view, Manchester United would be stupid to let go or waste the talent that Morgan Schneiderlin poses and must use him to his strengths this season.