The World Cup winner has been solidified out totally under Jose Mourinho and was not named in United's Europa League squad.
Mourinho just as of late reviewed Schweinsteiger to first-group sessions after weeks training with the club's youth, and the 32-year-old is yet to play this season as he methodologies the last year and a half of his arrangement.
Presently his previous Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has prompted him to take United for each penny he can before stopping football for good.
“If I were him, I would make the people in Manchester pay until his last day,” Hoeness, quoted by ESPN, said on a visit to a Bayern supporters’ group.
“That’s what this club deserves for what they’ve done to him. They should be punished.”
Yet, Hoeness said:
“From what I have heard, Basti’s on his way out of football. I know him well and I doubt he’s still got the fire left in him for one final major challenge.
“After such a brilliant career, a player like him shouldn’t see out his career in a place like America. For me, America simply isn’t an alternative for a player of his calibre.
“As far as I know, he’s committed to a massive farewell game at Bayern. I would do that but then I would retire.”
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