Both players are part of strong defensive units, whilst playing a vital role in their team’s offensive play.
Moving nicely on the back line, Trent Alexander-Arnold (£7.5m) and Reece James (£6.0m) are certainly must-haves within your FPL defense. This is because there are defenders within each of those teams that represent far greater value than those keepers (even with their higher chances of clean sheets) can offer. Do try and avoid the likes of Alisson, Ederson, Hugo Lloris (all £5.5m) and Edouard Mendy (£5.0m) as your starting goalkeeper, however. This is especially the case when accounting for the number of saves they would likely have to make. Meanwhile, new custodians for their respective, newly promoted sides Dean Henderson (£4.5m) and Bernd Leno (£4.5m) should be given fair consideration. In goal, Jose Sa (£5.0m) represents decent value considering his form last season. Whereas seasons past have seen particularly strong defences from one or two clubs, this season, there are three or four clubs that should boast excellent defensive records. Diversify your defenceįor the less experienced players, it is best to avoid players from similar clubs within your back line. Want your voice heard? Join the The Pride Of London team! Write for us! 3. When looking for differentials in a season where so many participants have banked in on a select few players (Jesus at 73.7% ownership is a good example of this principle), smart pick-ups like Neto, or even Jesse Lingard (£6.0m), could prove to be masterstrokes. As alluded to earlier, the likes of Dejan Kulusevski (£8.0m) and Jarrod Bowen (£8.5m) all represent good value individuals.įurthermore, players such as Pedro Neto (£5.5m) and Anthony Martial (£7.0m) could be decent pick-ups considering how much potential they have shown in seasons past. Hence, instead of having three or more of the likes of Erling Haaland, Harry Kane, Ronaldo, Salah, Son and Sterling in your squads, consider investing in players that cost between £7.5m-£8.5m. With the five substitutes rule now officially introduced-albeit belatedly-by the Premier League, expect minutes to be more equally distributed within squads. Do not bank exclusively on “star” players As the recent incident involving Cristiano Ronaldo and Erik ten Hag would go to show, not all is perfect up in the red half of Manchester. Recruit Man United players at your own peril, however. This could represent an opportunity for the more risk-tolerant players amongst you, as the likes of Marcus Rashford (£6.5m) and Jadon Sancho (£7.5m) have become available at cut-price deals. Interestingly, due to the horrid season that Manchester United endured in 2021/22, many of the Red Devils’ players have seen a massive drop-off in price. Compared with these well-established stars, players should wait to see how the Englishman fits in with his new side before deciding if he is worth a punt. Priced within a similar range would be the likes of Heung-min Son (£12.0m)-the South Korean who racked up an astounding 258 points last season-and of course, the one and only Mohamed Salah (£13.0m). Similarly, being valued at £10.0m means that new signing Raheem Sterling could represent a riskier investment. At that price point, Luis Diaz (£8.0m), Phil Foden (£8.0m), Gabriel Jesus (£8.0m) and Buyako Saka (£8.0m) all represent better options.Īlso: Ben Chilwell reveals EPL club he supported growing up This is not to say that Chelsea’s forwards will not come good throughout the campaign, but rather, at this stage of the game, the likes of Mason Mount (£8.0m) and Kai Havertz (£8.0m) can be considered as “higher risk” players. If preseason is anything to go by, the Blues’ problems in attack look set to continue into the 2022/23 season.
Do you Chelsea fans need some advice to end up with at least 49 points on matchday one? Look no further than this article, written by a player ranked as the millionth-best participant in the game last season. A new Fantasy Premier League season is upon us! Get ready to spend 48 hours meticulously planning out your squad for the start of the upcoming campaign, only to end up with lesser points than the number of hours you committed to squad-planning on opening weekend.
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