FPL Gameweek 10 Transfers: Bournemouth Dominate the Top Five Moves

Bournemouth have won three in a row, scoring seven goals and keeping three clean sheets. Now FPL managers are buying into that run at every price point. Evanilson, Marcus Tavernier and António Silva each feature in one of the five most popular transfer combinations ahead of Gameweek 10.

A trip to Ipswich comes first, followed by Nottingham Forest and Fulham. So where can managers get the best value from that fixture run?

Here’s how the most popular moves across Fantasy Premier League compare, using the Fix Transfer Analytics tool.

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1. Evanilson leads the Gameweek 10 transfers in

João Pedro to Evanilson | 6.8% of transfer combinations

At £6.4m, Evanilson has delivered 27 FPL points in three Gameweeks, more than any of the other four transfer targets on this list. He scored three of Bournemouth’s seven goals and assisted another, picking up six bonus points along the way.

The trip to Ipswich gives him a chance to extend that run. His hosts have conceded 18 goals in nine matches and are still chasing their first clean sheet. With form, fixtures and price all in his favour, Evanilson leads the market with 593,021 transfers in.

2. Alexander Isak offers a Gameweek 10 captaincy option

João Pedro to Isak | 5.5% of transfer combinations

Alexander Isak (£9.2m) has scored six league goals this season, second only to Erling Haaland’s nine. Now he faces a Crystal Palace side who have conceded a league-high 21 goals and kept just one clean sheet.

Isak costs £2.8m more than Evanilson, but the chance to captain him at Palace could justify the extra spend.

He leads our Gameweek 10 projections with 5.9 predicted points. See how he compares with Haaland in our Gameweek 10 Captain Picks.

3. Nicolas Jackson’s appeal grows after Gameweek 10

João Pedro to Nicolas Jackson | 3.6% of transfer combinations

Nicolas Jackson has matched Evanilson’s three goals and six bonus points over the last three Gameweeks, returning 24 points for Aston Villa.

At £7.0m, he sits between Evanilson and Isak on price and ranks second across FPL with 458,983 transfers in.

The difference is the fixture timing. Jackson travels to Manchester United this week, then faces Sunderland and Ipswich. Evanilson gets the first crack at Ipswich, but Jackson is an appealing pick for managers planning their forward line through Gameweek 12.

João Pedro’s thigh injury helps explain why these three forward moves top the rankings. The Chelsea striker has recorded 964,424 transfers out, with Rayan Cherki the next most-sold player on 337,254.

4. Marcus Tavernier gives midfielders a route into Bournemouth’s attack

Rayan Cherki to Tavernier | 3.5% of transfer combinations

If your forward line is settled, Marcus Tavernier (£6.6m) offers a way to target Ipswich from midfield. He has scored twice and created two big chances in his last three fixtures, while his corner duties add to his assist potential.

Tavernier’s 23 FPL points over that run are almost exactly in line with his 23.47 expected FPL points (xFPL). He ranks third for transfers in with 403,895 buys, and Cherki owners are only part of that demand. Morgan Gibbs-White to Tavernier also appears in the Transfer Analytics rankings, sitting sixth at 2.6%.

5. António Silva offers clean sheets and DEFCON potential

Lewis Hall to Silva | 2.6% of transfer combinations

Only 3% of FPL managers own António Silva (£5.1m), yet he features in 61.5% of squads among our Elite XI: Team Reveal managers. Most of his owners in that group bought him last Gameweek, just in time for his eight-point return against Leeds.

Silva also earns a place in our Gameweek 10 Consensus XI, which brings together the most-owned players across our Elite XI: Team Reveal managers’ squads. These managers have recorded 81 top 10k finishes between them, including 13 inside the top 1k.

Silva has scored 24 FPL points during Bournemouth’s three-match winning run, picking up three clean sheets and three bonus points. Lewis Hall returned 11 points over the same period. Silva also recorded 32 defensive contributions, an average of 10.7 per game. A defender needs 10 in a single match to earn two DEFCON points, giving Silva another route to returns even if Bournemouth concede.

At current prices, switching from Hall (£5.3m) to Silva frees up £0.2m ahead of Bournemouth’s games against Ipswich, Nottingham Forest and Fulham. Newcastle, meanwhile, face Fulham, Arsenal and Brighton.

Which Bournemouth player is the best Gameweek 10 transfer?

Evanilson is our first pick if you have a forward slot available. He’s the cheapest of the three forwards in the top five moves, has the best recent return and gets the standout fixture this week.

If you’re happy with your strikers, Tavernier offers both goal and assist potential against the same opponents. Silva is the differential for managers strengthening at the back. He’s outscored Tavernier by a point over the last three Gameweeks, costs £1.5m less and is still owned by fewer than 3% of managers.

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