Superhuman against super-ego

Friedrich Nietzsche is a German philosopher who questioned the basic principles of the current forms of morality, religion, culture and socio -political relations. The main concept in the philosophical theory of Nietzsche is the image of a superman who, in his power, should surpass a modern person as much as the last surpassed the monkey. A superman is a creator whose powerful will directs the vector of historical development.
Sigmund Freud - an Austrian psychologist, psychiatrist and neurologist - is most famous as the founder of psychoanalysis, who had a significant impact on psychology, medicine, sociology, anthropology, literature and art of the 20th century. Among the achievements of Freud, the most important is the development of a mental model consisting of "it", "I" (or "ego") and "Super-I" (or "Super-ego") These three components are in constant interaction, despite the fact that the “super-ego” assets the main role in the formation of a human person.
What is closer to the truth - the holistic image of the Nietzschean "superman" or fragmented contradictory person Freud? The reader seems to be the right to make a choice on the basis of the works of these two great philosophers