Its true that he never reached his Udinese/Chile-level in a Barcelona shirt, but when on his best, there is no doubt whatsoever that he is the better footballplayer.I have seen the Youtube videos, not the full matches and of course I was really excited when we signed him, but the truth is that he never reached those youtube level of performances in our shirt. Also, it is really different to play well in a counter-attacking Italian team that cannot even challenge for their league title and a different thing to play in a team that challenges for CL every year. And to strengthen my point, I would say that when it really mattered, even in his worst year with our shirt, Pedro was the one who stepped up and scored the winning goal vs PsG, whereas Alexis was missing chances left and right in the first leg.
And also thast Pedro "stepped up" against PSG is not true. He was terrible in that game and gave away the ball that lead to PSG scoring a goal. He did score the goal, but to say that he stepped up is over exaggerating.
Alexis Sanchez the Udinese and Chile version is much worse than the Pedro from 2011. That Pedro was outperforming even the likes of Henry, Ibrahimovic and Villa that happened to play with him in the same team. When was the last time Sanchez scored 20 goals a season?
Well have your seen what Andy Carroll was doing in Newcastle?
Oh yeah, Pedro of 2011 is better. I guess thats why half Europe were after Sanchez and nobody mentioned sh!t about Pedro when he was good. Henry and Ibra were underperforming, so its not really surprising.
Alexis is not a goalscorer, so you cant expect him to score 20 in a season. And even tho he has been so "terrible", he has outscored Pedro while playing much less, 2 seasons in a row. Hell last season Pedro couldnt outscore a injured David Villa who was injured from CWC. Even this year he had a huuuge advantage but yet his score-ratio is absolute SH!T, its so terrible that Villa (who pretty much didn't get any time on the pitch at all) outscored him. Same with Fabregas and Alexis.