The quotes from Luckhurst's article:
Anything from now is a bonus. I have to say that, with the two signings we’ve got, we’ve strengthened where we wanted to strengthen. Let’s see what happens. You never know in football. Anything can happen, ins and outs. Transfer-wise, we’ve done our business early. Raphael hasn’t done his medical yet but that should be okay. I’m very pleased with what we’ve done.
We need a big squad. The start is important, the whole season is important, but you need to arrive in April and May fresh and with enough options. Some might go on loan until Christmas, some might go for a season but I don’t want to be too light in any position.
EDIT: All of the quotes come from Rob Dawson's interview with Ole (added into a later post).
I'm not sure Amad is ready to be considered 'option'. In my opinion he falls in the 'needs nurturing' bracket, together with Elanga, Pellistri. Shoretire, Mejbri, Garner and Mengi pushing to get that 'status' too.
What I envision as the 'needs nurturing'? I think Greenwood was a perfect example of how a youngster should be integrated in the first team.
So what as front 'options'?
Wings: Rashford (out until Oct/Nov), James, Sancho, Lingard, Greenwood/Martial (I'd say one of the two, as the other one will be a ST back-up)
Strikers: Cavani, Greenwood/Martial
#10: Bruno, Donny, Lingard
Focusing on wingers: 5 players for 2 positions (4 until Rashford comes back), which is probably about right for a good squad depth. And there's just enough space for one youngster to get enough minutes (if everyone stays healthy).
With an eye on the end of the season, wishing that he has good depth, Ole could send one of the two (Amad, Elanga) out on loan until Christmas and it could work out well for them.
So I'm not sure the situation is as blue as the article suggests. Even though it's stated that Ole doesn't believe the arrival of Sancho blocks Amad's development, they still present it with a drama filter.
Again the suggestion is that Solskjaer does not feel Sancho's arrival will 'block the path' of Amad to progress into a regular starter, but it's hard to see how the 19-year-old will show significant growth if he's playing back-up for his first full season in English football.