Morgan Schneiderlin

Porsche Panamera


The Frenchman on his fantastic pair of wheels.

Born in Obernai, Alsace, France, he started his career with major regional club Strasbourg's in 1995, after 10 years of coming up through the youth ranks he signed his first professional contract with the club in 2005. He was sold to EFL Championship side Southampton after the club's relegation during the 2007/08 Ligue 1 season. The Frenchman made his debut for The Saints in a 2-1 defeat to Cardiff City in August 2008. His first season ended in disappointment after Southampton were relegated to EFL One. The club would spend the next two seasons in EFL One, the Frenchman established himself as the lynchpin of The Saints midfield during this period and the club would win back-to-back promotion in both the 2010/11 and 2011/12 season to go from EFL One to EFL Championship to the Premier League. His debut season in the Premier League would be highly successful, the Frenchman featured in all but two of the Saints' Premier League fixtures as Southampton finished 14th in the table to avoid relegation with the midfielder being voted as the club's Player of the Season. The following season would see the Frenchman sign a contract extension with Southampton, he was credited for the most tackles, interceptions and highest work-rate in the Premier League, acclaiming himself as one of the best defensive midfielders in England, fuelling Southampton to improve drastically on their league position to an 8th place finish. In the summer of 2015 Manchester United came calling for the Frenchman's services and he would sign for one of the biggest clubs in world football for a fee of £25 million. Success would elude him at Manchester United, the club going through a period of transition after Sir Alex Ferguson's departure, but he won his first piece of silverware, the FA Cup in the 2015/16 season with The Red Devils. After just one season he would be on the move again, signing for in January 2017 after he saw his playing time at Manchester United dwindle to just 147 minutes in the six months prior, he made his debut in a 4-0 win against Manchester City in Goodison Park and would finish the season with 14 Premier League appearances. The 2017/18 season saw him become a vital part of Everton's midfield with 40 overall appearances as Everton finished 8th in the Premier League table.