I disagree with that part. The money involved in this potential deal (upwards of £100M which is a fee no club in England have splashed out on one single player), the sort of impact he’s made at Dortmund at a very young age, the media will be putting a huge of amount of expectations on his shoulders to be the main man every game. The moment he has a poor game, this place will be all over him. If he joins us, our fans & the media will be expecting him to hit the ground running from the get-go.
It's actually to the contrary of that and proven in top teams across the continent. When you have a team full of talent, no one player is isolated and dug out - that happens when one player is seen as infinitely superior to his team-mates, hence: Messi; C.Ronaldo, and even Pogba (Untied specific - at Juve, he also proves the contrary) have experienced that during their careers when their teams have come up short.
Look at City; look at Liverpool; look at Bayern and so on. There's no single player who is torn into when those teams aren't meeting expectations. I was going to say Neymar, too, but his situation is a little different given he was purchased solely to raise PSG's profile whilst elevating them to CL winners.
Sancho, as great as he's been, is not going to come to United and be automatically deemed our best player. For all intents and purposes, it's still world-cup winning and influencing Pogba - the guy with all-time potential and all the rest of it. Make no bones about it, if we start next season with Pogba here, it'll be he, if anyone, who'll get all the attention and bear the brunt of any stick be it from the fans or media. Obviously, partly because of his back story, but mostly because his talent suggests he should be an all-time great midfielder delivering all-time great level football at every minute of every game.
Consider:
Rashford----Martial----Sancho
------------------------Fernandes
-----------Pogba
--------------------DM
There's no way Sancho is the headline boy or the star turn there. Rashford and Pogba followed by the others are where all the attention is naturally and organically tilted.
Fernandes is also in the middle of possibly taking himself up a tier, too, so his story is going to garner attention.
It's a great position for Sancho to ease himself into life as a world star whilst not being the most talked about player in the team - by some margin - unless his football snatches the limelight from others.