I know many on here will disagree, and I want them both to do well, although from what I've seen of Sancho (including for England), there's nothing special there at all. The same with VDB - both just very average players - in this league (key point, maybe).
I also remember similar discussions for Martial, and the support he had against very average performances over many seasons, and considering we've won almost nothing for 7/8 years, we stuck with mediocrity.
We are now doing the same with Fred, Mctominay, etc. (and some others). Bang average team players that we consistently stick with (....it could be said that we're doing the same with our latest manager).
It needs to change, or we'll be having the exact same conversations in another 8 years.
He's definitely not average. Nor is van de Beek but Sancho is still levels ahead of him in terms of talent.
Thing is, this is foreseeable and should make clear why it is a gamble to join United as a young player. You threw all your plans over board at the prospect of signing Cristiano and only after that realized that the need to build the team around him to get the best of a world class player would eliminate the positions of your three brightest talents (Greenwood, Rashford, Sancho). But while Sancho can't even play as one of the two strikers, Greenwood and Rashford at least can play that position as well.
Very curious as to how this plays out. I love the Ronaldo back at United and firing on all cylinders story but the perspective for Sancho looks rather dull if Solskjaer actually manages to save his job.