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It's interesting to break down those ratings a little more. Since 6 is generally accepted as being Average then an 'average' range may be from 6.0 to 6.69, then below 6.0 is Poor, maybe 6.7 to 7.2 is Good to V.Good, 7.2 to 7.99 Excellent and 8.0 and above Superb. This would be in keeping with WhoScored's generally relatively lowish ratings with only exceptional games or performances getting higher ratings.
Mane's PL performances in 2015/16 would have rated :
Poor (below 6.0) : 1 (a game in which he played only 16' and received a Red Card).
Average (6.0 to 6.69) : 17 games
Good to V.Good (6.7 to 7.2) : 4 games
Excellent (7.21 to 7.99) : 9 games
Superb (8.0 plus) : 6 games (4 x MotM).
If you want to compare ratings then Mane had an average rating of 7.14. The highest rated United player was Martial (7.23 and 3 MotM).
Don't have to use/twist stats to justify everything. Hazard's rating was 7.11, so he had very good season? Sanchez was rated as third best player, van Dijk is rated higher than Vardy. I can go on and give more examples but I believe these are enough to show how flawed your logic is.