Fantasy Football Fix's feature - Elite XI: Team Reveal tracks 11 Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers with 74 Top-10k ranks between them. Every transfer move they make will be tracked and displayed. Real-time notifications can also be set up, so you get the latest moves direct to your device as and when they make future transfers, or simply change starting XI or captaincy. Learn from the very best, instantly.

Manager: Kevin Gnapoor 

Team Value: £104.0m

Current Rank Range: Top 10k

Chip played: None

Transfers : Ronaldo and Alonso out, Dennis and Digne in

The Elite XI's highest ranked manager with four Top-5k finishes to his name, Gnapoor was also the highest scorer with 45 points. Most of these points came from his backline with De Gea (six) and White (eight) keeping clean sheets while his new acquisition Digne was the star of the show with 12 courtesy of a clean sheet, assist and maximum bonus. By selling Ronaldo in GW23, the veteran now has 7.4 in the bank which means he can effectively bring in Salah in one transfer for any of his five midfielders, a great example of thinking one step ahead.

Manager: Daniel Boije 

Team Value: £104.7m

Current Rank Range: Top 50k

Chip played: None

Transfers : R. James out, Laporte in

Five-time Top-10k finisher Boije swerved the Dennis red card and instead focused on fixing the weak links in his team in defence. Chelsea have two blank fixtures in gameweeks 24 and 25 and with both R. James and Alonso in his squad, the veteran decided to focus his transfer there. Laporte in proved to be a masterstroke with the Frenchman finding the back of the net and also picking up two bonus points. A clean sheet for De Gea and an assist for Jota took him to 39 which was the third highest score amongst the Elite XI. He has 1.9 left in the bank so his only route to Salah next week would be to sell the in-form B. Fernandes, so it will be interesting to see if he goes that route.

Manager: Mr Black 

Team Value: £104.8m

Current Rank Range: Top 100k

Chip played: None

Transfers : Ronaldo and Mount out, King and De Bruyne in

Eight-time Top-5k finisher Mr. Black was one of many unfortunate managers who captained Dennis, which just shows that even the very best can get it wrong. The veteran banked clean sheet points from De Gea and White and his transfer of De Bruyne in paid immediate dividends as well. It was a great forward thinking move since Mount now has two blanks in gameweek 24 and 25. He is in a good space to exploit Man. City's next two fixtures against Brentford and Norwich while most other managers are focused on players with doubles. He has 4.8 in the bank which means he can get Salah for either Foden or Jota in a single move and it is worth following closely to see which one he gets rid of or goes a different route altogether.