As we gear up for Gameweek 15, savvy Fantasy Premier League managers in the top 100k are making strategic moves to optimize their squads. Here's a breakdown of the top five transfer combinations that are trending among the elite:
Palmer In, Mbeumo Out - Cole Palmer has been catching the eyes of FPL managers with his recent performances. Over the last three gameweeks, Palmer has netted 3 goals, earning 29 points. With a price rise to £5.4m and an effective ownership of 19.93% in the top 100k, he's becoming a popular midfield choice. Palmer's next three fixtures include Everton (A), Sheffield Utd (H), and Wolves (A), all with a difficulty rating of 2, suggesting potential for points. - Bryan Mbeumo is on the way out for many, primarily due to an ankle injury with an unknown return date. His effective ownership has plummeted, and with no projected points for the upcoming gameweeks, it's clear why managers are seeking alternatives.
Gordon In, Mbeumo Out - Anthony Gordon of Newcastle has been in fine form, with 3 goals in the last three gameweeks and a total of 34 points. Priced at £6.1m, his ownership is on the rise. Gordon's upcoming fixtures include Spurs (A), Fulham (H), and Luton (A), with the latter two rated as difficulty 2, which could mean more returns for the midfielder. - Mbeumo's injury situation, as mentioned above, has led to a mass exodus from FPL teams.
Bowen In, Mbeumo Out - Jarrod Bowen has been a consistent performer for West Ham, scoring 3 goals in recent matches. With a price of £7.7m and an effective ownership of 15.99% in the top 100k, Bowen is a sought-after asset. His next three fixtures are against Fulham (A), Wolves (H), and Man Utd (H), offering a mixed bag of opportunities. - Again, Mbeumo's injury has forced managers to look for more reliable midfield options.
Dubravka In, Turner Out - Martin Dubravka has only played a handful of minutes, but with a price of just £4.1m and upcoming fixtures against Spurs (A), Fulham (H), and Luton (A), managers are betting on him as a budget enabler. His projected points are modest, but his low cost makes him an attractive bench option. - Turner has not played any minutes, and with an effective ownership of just 4.28% in the top 100k, it's clear why managers are swapping him out for a more active goalkeeper.
Garnacho In, Mbeumo Out - Alejandro Garnacho has shown promise with 1 goal and 1 assist in recent games. At a price of £4.8m and an effective ownership of 0.39% in the top 100k, he's a differential pick. His next three fixtures include Bournemouth (H), Liverpool (A), and West Ham (A), with the first and last fixtures rated as difficulty 2. - With Mbeumo sidelined, Garnacho offers an affordable route into Man Utd's attacking line-up.
These strategic transfers reflect a blend of form, fixture difficulty, and player availability, as managers aim to maximize their points haul in the coming gameweeks. Remember, always keep an eye on injury news and press conferences for the latest updates on player conditions.
Disclaimer: This is an autogenerated article using Fantasy Football Fix artificial intelligence. If you notice an error, please let us know so we can improve the machine learning process. Email: tom@fantasyfootballfix.com
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