Manchester United midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin said he does not play to seek recognition in the media, with the Frenchman happy to be a team player at Old Trafford.
United forked out around £25million to sign Schneiderlin from Southampton in July but the France international's tireless exploits in midfield often go unnoticed compared to his team-mates.
The 26-year-old, though, is not fussed about the lack of attention he receives.
"I'm a team player. I don't play for chasing praise from anyone," Schneiderlin said in an interview with Inside United magazine.
"Of course, you have to play as well as you can but I don't play to have a good rating in the newspaper or anything like that.
"I just play to win games and give my team the best possibilities."
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