Manchester United signing Anthony Martial believes French countryman Morgan Schneiderlin can help him succeed at Old Trafford.
Martial, the £36million signing from Monaco who will be under pressure to deliver for Louis van Gaal's side, earned his second France cap on Monday.
Schneiderlin started for France in the 2-1 win over Serbia and the midfielder will be alongside Martial on their return to Manchester.
Martial, 19, hopes the former Southampton man can help his career at domestic level.
"He [Schneiderlin] gave me a lot of advices for Manchester or the national team," he said.
"He's going to help me a lot."
Martial came off the bench for France in both of their friendly wins, including for his debut against Portugal.
The teenager said he hoped he had done enough to earn a recall from Didier Deschamps.
"I am pleased that the head coach give me the opportunity to play," he said.
"I hope he’s happy with me and that I could come back as often as possible."
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