Despite picking up 80 points, which in most years would be plenty good enough to secure a top-six finish, the Pilgrims fell just short of getting into the play-offs.
They finished seventh after losing 5-0 to MK Dons in their final fixture of the season at Home Park.
It was a bitterly disappointing end to a campaign in which Argyle had exceeded expectations by challenging at or near the top of the table.
Now, to enable them to make another push for promotion to the Championship, Schumacher knows he needs to try and add more quality to his squad.
One way he could do that is by assessing the players who have been released by Championship clubs and could have the attributes that would make them appealing to Argyle.
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