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Bundesliga Fantasy: Team Reveal and Favorite Picks for Matchday 4

Tipster Bornob who is ranked 18th in the world in Bundesliga Fantasy reveals his team and favourite picks for matchday 5,

 

Hello, I am Munna, playing Bundesliga fantasy for the fourth season and this new rules era has been a blessing for me. I am currently sitting 18th Overall worldwide. The target is to finish at least in the top 50 at the end of the season.


Recap of Bundesliga Fantasy Matchday 4

In the previous game week in my main account team @YELLOWALLBD I brought Adamu while playing with three premium midfielders (Musiala, Wirtz, Simmons) alongside Grifo and Groß who were already in my team.

My transfer targets were bringing Musiala, Wirtz, and Simons together to play them for two matchdays. 1st game week went well as I had the star on Harry Kane who got 762 points while Adamu got me 337 points.

In midfield, I had Wirtz (206), Musiala Star ⭐ (302) and Simons who got 274 points got me already close to 800 points. Then Grifo and Groß gave me 534 points together.

In defence, I went for cheap defenders but wasted one transfer on Mainka who somehow had a bad game week. While Chase and Grimaldo were already there I brought in Kubler.



Team Reveal

This team is from my second account ID in which I couldn’t log in for a long time. So changed a lot here and sharing it with you all. In forwards, I already had Kramaric and Kane together as I couldn’t log in so I brought Paul Wanner and Kevin Stöger. Both are a brilliant shout for this game week. In defense, I have to sacrifice Ryerson who was in the team from the first. I brought in Wittek as they face a newly promoted side that is leaky. In GK I have removed Muller and brought in a second-choice keeper for the fixture they have.



Fantasy Bundesliga Best Player Picks Matchday 5

I am picking here the differentials one as you already have ideas of who are favorite and locked picks for this game week like Kane, Wirtz, Openda, and Simons.

 

Forwards
  • Tim Klendienst
  • Omar Marmoush
  • Kramaric
  • Hugo Ekitike
  • Terrier
  • Mathys Tell
  • Benjamin Sesko



Midfielders
  • Kevin Stöger
  • Nadiem Amiri
  • Vincenzo Grifo
  • Patrick Wimmer (playing as striker)
  • Enzo Millot
  • Jamie Gittens
  • Pasacal Groß
  • Kevin Kampl



Defenders
  • Raum/Henrichs
  • Wittek
  • Diego Leite
  • Raphael Guerrero
  • Mitchell Weiser
  • Caci
  • Yan Couto
  • Nico Schlotterbeck
  • Nkonkou



Goalkeepers
  • Lobrovic
  • Patrick
  • Santos



Thanks for reading this article. You can follow me on X (Twitter) for any questions you can ask @Rambomunna.


You can find additional Bundesliga Fantasy resources for the 24/25 season here.

RSL Fantasy: Players to Target for Matchday 4

Tipster Bornob takes a look at the best players to consider in RSL Fantasy/Saudi Pro League Fantasy for Matchday 4. Some teams’ fixtures will swing from the next GW, and with some injury suspensions, we can target them earlier. First up it’s The most interesting team right now who are fighting for the title ahead of Al Nassr.


Al Ittihad

Al Ittihad after facing Hilal in the derby will face:

  • KLJ (H)
  • OKH (A)
  • Qad (H)
  • Riyad (A)
  • Ahly (H)
  • Oro (A)
  • Fat (H)
  • Etti (A)

 

It might be time to bring in Benzema for these fixtures. Some other players to consider from Al Ittihad:

  • Aour
  • Diaby
  • Al Sagour?

Ettifaq

Despite facing Al Nassr at home, they have good fixtures till R-9 before facing Al Hilal. And after Al Hilal they will play against Riyad (A).

  • Twn (A)
  • RAE (H)
  • ORO (H)
  • FYH (A)
  • QAD (H)

The best players to consider from Ettifaq:

  • Dembele
  • Madu
  • GK or Fofana (5.5) /Wijnaldum (8.5)/Medran (8.4)




Al Shabab

They are an attacking side and have favorable fixtures coming up:

  • TWN (H)
  • RAE (H)
  • DAM (A)
  • NAS (H)
  • ORO (A)
  • WEH (H)
  • KHO (A)
  • OKH (A)

Then Hilal om R-12.

The best players to consider from Al Shabab if you don’t own Sibayni:

  • Carrasco (9.0)
  • Hamadallah (8.9)
  • Jack (6.5)

Al Fateh

The fourth-best club is Probably Al Fateh with their club attackers getting their rhythm back. They have good fixtures till R-10:

  • ORO (A)
  • OKH (H)
  • TWN (A)
  • KHO (H)
  • RAE (A)
  • FYH (H)
  • KLJ (H)
  • ITTI (A) ❌
  • RIY (H)

The best players to consider from Al Fateh:

  • Batna (8.4, on penalties)
  • Zelarayan (9.0)
  • Saed Battia (4.5, 2A last season)

 

I have added this article not for just this Round but for next future R-5 Too. As Al Nassr, Hilal, TWN are playing in the Asian Champions League they will probably rotate their team resting key players or even key players to avoid injury like with Brozovic. So some differentials are worth considering now ahead of obvious ones. You can find me for any kinda questions regarding RSL Fantasy on Twitter @munna_rambo.

I wish you all the very best. May all you have green 💚 arrow ⬆️


You can find additional RSL Fantasy resources for the 24/25 season here.

Best Picks and Tipster Draft for AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Matchday 3

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy is back for matchday 3 and tipster Bornob shares his player picks and draft for the upcoming matchday.


Hello AFC Fantasy managers! You might look for some differential for match day 3, starting with the match of Lebanon Vs Tajikistan and Qatar Vs China on 22nd January 2024.

 

First of all, Qatar has qualified congratulations to Qatar fans and Qatar AFC fantasy managers, Qatar might rotate their Lineup resting key players like Moez Ali, Afif, and Meshal. But it can also happen they put a strong team because It’s against China. Japan will go full-on attack with Tomi starting on defence as they were missing him.

The plan is to take a hit and Bring on a Lebanon defender who might keep CS possibly as they face Tajikistan, and buy three Japan attackers the obvious picks are Minamino and Kubo and another one is their captain and leader of attack Junya Ito. I admire him a lot despite the fact he was not effective in the last two matches.

 

Jordan: You bet both their attacker will have an outstanding haul Against Bahrain. They outplayed South Korea, and surely it’s worth taking up two forwards who are Yazan Naimat And Mousa Tamari.

 

South Korea: Hwang benched Son and plays deeper Only viable valuable Lively option is Kang in Lee who might havoc on the Malaysian defence.

 

Saudi Arabia: Saud Abdul Hamid has been on my team for ages. But I am bringing up a last match day Captain option. It is Al-Hilal and Asia’s best attacker Saleem Al Dawsari.

 

Australia: They are favourites to win against the heroic Uzbekistan who is showing potential for the future big thing. Obviously, most manager owns Metcalfe but I am bringing Jackson Irvin who can be still changed to Uzbekistan Forward playing midfielder O’Runov as Aussie will go for a rotation in attack and despite their confirmed place in R-16 they might want to be Group Champions like Qatar so it can happen that they might not rotate.


You can find additional AFC Asian Cup Fantasy resources for the 23/24 season here.

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Guide (Best Picks + Booster Strategy)

AFC Asian Cup Fantasy 2023 is about to begin and FPL Karhumies shares his picks on the best player picks including budget picks and booster strategy to help you get started.


AFC Asian Cup Introduction

The AFC Asian Cup is the primary association football competition contested by the senior men’s national teams of the members of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), determining the continental champion of Asia. It is the second oldest continental football championship in the world after Copa América. The winning team becomes the champion of Asia and until 2015 qualified for the FIFA Confederations Cup. Since the Summer Olympic Games and the European Football Championship were also scheduled in the same year as the Asian Cup, the AFC decided to move their championship to a less crowded cycle. After 2004, the tournament was next held in 2007, when it was co-hosted by four countries in Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Thereafter, it has been held every four years.

The Asian Cup has generally been dominated by a small number of top teams. Initially, successful teams included South Korea (twice) and Iran (three times). Since 1984, Japan (four times) and Saudi Arabia (three times) have been the most successful teams, together winning seven of the last ten finals. The other teams that have achieved success are Qatar (2019 current champions), Australia (2015), Iraq (2007) and Kuwait (1980). Israel won in 1964 but was later expelled and has since joined UEFA.

Australia joined the Asian Confederation in 2007 and hosted the Asian Cup finals in 2015, winning the competition in the final against South Korea. The 2019 tournament was expanded from 16 teams to 24 teams, with the qualifying process doubling as part of the qualification for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

The hosts Qatar, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Iran they are all seem strong while it can be added that Uzbekistan is one to watch out for. Anyways below are my player picks.



AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Budget Picks

 

Goalkeepers
  • 4M – Filip Nguyen (Vietnam)
  • 4.5M – Nawaf Al Aqidi (Saudi Arabia), Joe Gouci (Australia, if Ryan is out), and Ernando Ari (Indonesia)
  • 5.0M – Zion Suzuki (Japan)

 

Defenders
  • 4.0M – None
  • 4.5M – Lucas Mendes (Qatar), Cameron Burgess (Australia, Bos, Miller & Jones rotate), Rustamjon Ashurmatov (Uzbekistan), Lee Ki-je (South Korea, OOP mid), Awn Al Saluli and Hassan Tambakti (Saudi Arabia), Kholmurod Nazarov (Tajikistan), Vas Nunez (Hong Kong), Hussein Ali Haider (Iraq), Mohamed Adel (Bahrain), and Aizar Akmatov (Kyrgyz Republic)

 

Midfielders – Reverse OOP
  • 4.5M – Merchas Doski (Iraq, left-back), Camilo Saldana (Palestine, left-back), and Yue Tze Nam (Hong Kong, right-back)
  • 5M – Mus’ab Al Battat (Palestine, right-back)
  • 5.5M – Zayed Sultan (UAE, right-back)

 

Forwards – Reverse OOP
  • 4.5M – Hazaa Ali (Bahrain, center-back/right-back)

 

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Mid-range Midfield Picks

  • 6.0M – Faisal Al Ghamdi (Saudi Arabia), and Endo/Morita (Japan, defensive midfielders with heavy rotation risk)
  • 6.5M – Connor Metcalfe (Australia), Ali Jasim (Iraq), Abbosbek Fayzullaev (Uzbekistan), and Liu Binbin (China)
  • 7.0M – Mostafa Meshaal (Qatar)
  • 7.5M – Oston O’runov and Otabek Shukurov (Uzbekistan)

 

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Premium Midfield Picks

  • 8.5M – Kang-In Lee (South Korea) and Ibraheem Bayesh (Iraq)
  • 9.0M – Takumi Minamino (Japan) and Salem Al Dawsari (Saudi Arabia)

 

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Premium Midfield Picks

  • 5.5M – Homam Ahmed (Qatar), Saud Abdulhamid (Saudi Arabia), and Ehsan Hajisafi (Iran, rotation risk)
  • 6.0M – Ramin Rezaein (Iran)
  • 6.5M – Harry Souttar (Australia, good but very expensive)

 

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Mid-range and Premium Forward Picks

 

  • MD1-3 – Cho Gue-Sung/South Korea/9.5M
  • MD1-2 – Jalolidin Masharipov/Uzbekistan/8.5M, Igor Sergeyev/Uzbekistan/9M, and Mitch Duke/Australia/10.5M

 

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Matchday 1 Differential Picks

  • 7.0M – Joel Kojo (Kyrgyz Republic) vs Thailand
  • 7.5M – Daizen Maeda (Japan) vs Vietnam and Mousa Tamari (Jordan) vs Malaysia
  • 8.0M – Keito Nakamura and Ayase Ueda (Japan) vs Vietnam
  • 8.5M – Takuma Asano and Junya Ito (Japan) vs Vietnam and Jzan Al Naimat (Jordan) vs Malaysia

Matchday 2-3 – Saleh Al Shehri/Saudi Arabia/9.5M

 

Possible Captain rotation for MD1-3:

  • C1: 🇶🇦
  • C2: 🇦🇺or🇺🇿
  • C3: 🇯🇵
  • C4: 🇰🇷
  • C5: 🇸🇦

MD1 and MD2 – 🇮🇷 v 🇯🇵 for C3

MD3 – 🇮🇷 v 🇦🇺 v 🇺🇿 for C2

MD3 – 🇰🇷 v 🇸🇦 for C4

MD3 – No C5 at all



Asian Cup Fantasy Premium, “Sub-premium” and Team Composition

  • Premium = 10.5-12.5M
  • “Sub-premium” = 8.5-10.0M

Premium list length is similar to AFCON (6 FWD + 1 MID). But since Mitoma 10.5M is injured, there are no premium mids in the game. I repeat: all premiums are forwards!

With manual sub-rule + a terrible cheap mid pool, especially compared to AFCON Fantasy = we will struggle to get three premiums into the team. So we’ll pick two players out of the premium forwards list for captaincy. Group stage transfers will probably focus on rotating premium forwards.

Sub-premium forwards: I count 35x 8.5-10.0M forwards. We are going to ignore almost all of them because the forwards slots are so valuable to use for the premiums forwards. The third forward slot is open for grabs. Some of these are wingers who should be midfielders in my opinion.

 

Some third forward options:

  • Saleh Al Shehri/Saudi Arabia/9.5M
  • Hee-Chan Hwang/South Korea/10M
  • Cho Gue-Sung/South Korea/9.5M
  • Junya Ito/Japan/8.5M
  • Ayase Ueda/Japan/8M vs. Daizen Maeda/Japan/7.5M

If Son plays as a winger, whoever plays as CF for Korea is a good pick)Whoever is JPN CF will cook MD1. But is it Ueda or Maeda? J.Ito = winger but higher xMins. There is budget pressure to pick a cheap-ish 3rd fwd (if such a thing exists in Asian Cup Fantasy), as in 8M or below, to afford upgrades in mid & defense. Preferably a player on penalties facing poor defenses in the group stage. So it’s “talisman” versus JPN punt 3rd fwd IMO.

 

AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Sub-premium Midfield Picks

 

There are a few, but nowhere as many as forwards. So even in the subpremium category, the mid pool has been robbed into forwards.

  • Salem Al Dawsari/Saudi Arabia/9M is heavily picked. Best C5 choice?
  • Kang-In Lee/South Korea/8.5M plays for a good team and is nailed.
  • Takumi Minamino/Japan/9M is great if he starts.

Once we’ve picked three very expensive forwards (probably 2xpremium + 1x”sub-premium”) and one “sub-premium” mid, we will struggle to fill the other four midfield slots with any decent players. We will probably have 1-2x 4.5M fodder mids on the bench just to afford 2-3x 6.5-7.5M mids.

The game’s scoring and mid-pricing both encourage picking premium defenders over “sub-premium” mids. No MVP or bonus points, mids only get 1p for CS while defenders get 4p. So for a 4.5M mid, we are looking for reverse OOP LB/RB who could get +1 CS point. 5.0-5.5 mids are just as bad.

 

For reference:

 

AFCON

  • 6x premium: 2x fwd + 4x mid
  • 10x sub-premium: 4x fwd + 6x mid

No manual subs so a cheap bench is okay.

 

AFC Fantasy

  • 7x premium: 6x fwd + 1x mid (injured)
  • 51x sub-premium: 35x fwd + 16x mid

Manual subs so we would like an expensive bench if possible.



AFC Asia Cup Fantasy Booster Strategy

 

We have two boosters available – Triple Captain and Bench Boost.

BB: Our bench is going to be full of 4.5M mid-fodder in the group stage due to high mid-player pricing. Therefore, using BB in the top 16 after we get a +5M team budget seems optimal to me.

TC: We want to use this in the group stage. MD3 is not optimal because good teams that are qualified for playoffs can rotate their players to avoid injury. So either MD1 or MD2.

As far as I understand, rotating captaincy works as usual when the TC chip is active. So we want at least three good C options for the TC chip in MD1/MD2. Preferably even 4-5 options.

  • Day 1: 🇶🇦Almoez Ali – MD2 v🇹🇯 better than MD1 v🇱🇧
  • Day 2: 🇺🇿/🇦🇺 – they play 🇮🇳/🇸🇾 MD1/MD2 = even
  • Day 3: 🇮🇷Taremi, 🇯🇵, 🇦🇪Mabkhout all same day
  • Day 4: 🇰🇷 MD1 v 🇧🇭 & MD2 v 🇯🇴 both favorable
  • Day 5: 🇸🇦 Salem/Al-Shawri – MD2 v🇰🇬 better than MD1 v🇴🇲

-> TC2 preferred if you have players from Bahrain or Saudi Arabia.

 

Ali Mabkhout (UAE) has a better fixture MD1 vs Hong Kong than MD2 vs Lebanon. Japan also have a better fixture on MD1 vs Vietnam than MD2 vs Iraq. so C3 in MD2 could be Mehdi Taremi (Iran).

Even though TC2 in MD2 seems slightly better based on Qatar and Saudi fixtures overall, if you think that JPN will absolutely cook Vietnam in MD1, TC1 can still score more than TC2 if you pick the right Japan player for captaincy.

 

The Shortlist of Best Players for TC1/TC2

 

Day 1

🥇🇶🇦12.0 FWD Ali Almoez

🥈🇶🇦5.5 DEF Homam

🥉🇶🇦11.0 FWD Afif

 

Day 2

🥇🇺🇿starting forward

🥈🇦🇺10.0 FWD Duke

🥉🇦🇺6.5 DEF Souttar

 

Day 3

🥇Any 🇯🇵 mid/fwd

🥈🇮🇷11.5 FWD Taremi

🥉🇮🇷6.0 DEF Rezaeian

 

The Shortlist of Best Players for TC1/TC2

 

Day 4

🥇🇰🇷12.0 FWD Son

🥈🇰🇷9.5 FWD Cho

🥉MD1: 🇯🇴8.5FWD Yazan Al Naimat & 🇯🇴7.5FWD Tamari v 🇲🇾

Honourable mention: 🇰🇷4.5 DEF Lee Ki-Je

 

Day 5

🥇MD2: 🇸🇦9.5FWD Al Shekri v 🇰🇬

🥈MD1: 🇰🇬7.0 FWD Kojo v 🇹🇭

🥉MD2: 🇸🇦5.5 DEF Abdulhamid v 🇰🇬

Honourable mention: 🇸🇦9.0 MID Salem

 

Thanks to all of you for reading. Best wishes to all of you who are playing Asia Cup Fantasy – @karhumies.


You can find additional AFC Asian Cup Fantasy resources for the 23/24 season here.

Fantasy Premier League: GW1 Stats by Opta

Who led the Premier League in stats such as xG, xA, shots, big chances created and more for GW1? FPL Mayor takes a look at the Opta stats.


nxpG

1.3 – Maupay
1.2 – Jackson
1.1 – De Cordova-Reid
1.0 – Isak
0.9 – Edouard, Wilson
0.8 – Groß, Diaz
0.7 – Haaland, Tonali
0.6 – Cunha, Disasi, Eze, Solanke, Cash, Soucek, Awoniyi
0.5 – Foden, Ferguson, Welbeck, Varane, Rodri, Doucoure, Mbeumo, Mpanzu, Watkins, Romero, Pedro

 

xA

1.4 – Estupiñán
1.0 – Onana
0.9 – Doucoure
0.8 – Maddison, Barnes
0.7 – James, Mitoma, Gordon
0.6 – Chilwell, Elanga, Eze, Bowen, Groß, Wan-Bissaka
0.5 – Neto, Henry, Colwill, Ayew, Diaby, Kovačić.

 

Shots

8 – Eze
7 – Edouard
6 – Bowen
5 – Cunha
4 – Brooks, Welbeck, Jackson, Pedro, Douglas Luiz, Iwobi, Maupay, Diaz, Morris, Rodri, Haaland, Garnacho, Rashford, Wilson, Hwang.

 

Shots on Target

4 – Wilson
3 – Rodri, Maupay, Rice, Edouard, Isak
2 – Saka, Brooks, Solanke, Mbeumo, Wissa, Estupiñán, Pedro, March, Andersen, Jackson, Iwobi, Keane, Morris, Haaland, Tonali, Diaby, Neto, Fábio Silva.

 

Shots in the Box

7 – Edouard
5 – Eze
4 – Pedro, Jackson, Maupay, Diaz, Morris, Haaland, Bowen, Rashford
3 – Solanke, Nketiah, Mbeumo, Welbeck, Wissa, Álvarez, Rodri, Antony, Isak, Wilson, De Cordova-Reid, Hwang, Neto, Cunha, Diaby, Fábio Silva, Paquetá.

 

Big Chances Created

2 – James, Onana, Gordon, Barnes, Estupiñán
1 – 29 players

 

Touches in the Opposition Box

12 – Solanke, Rashford
10 – Mitoma, Edouard, Pedro
8 – Groß, Eze, Morris, Isak, Hwang, Dawson
7 – Saka, Nketiah, Welbeck, Richarlison, Jackson, Son, Bowen, Fornals, Neto

 

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You can find Fantasy Premier League (FPL) resources for the 23/24 season here.

Serie A Fantasy: Player Picks and Team Review for Gameweek 1

Serie A Fantasy is back and tipster Bornob Munna shares his top player picks and his the teams to consider for gameweek 1.


Serie A will be starting this year with a bang with many new significant signings for the big teams. Also, there are lots of cheap price assets newly added. Here are my suggestions for this season:

 

Goalkeepers

One from Maignan (Milan), Provedel (Lazio), Yann Sommer (Inter) and Musso (Atalanta). Plus, one from either Monza or Bologna is perfect for the season.

 

Defenders

Atalanta: Toloi, Zappacosta, Meahle And a new signing from the Bundesliga – Bakker – might be an option.

Lazio: If they sign Pellegrini, Romagnoli (all tho many managers who are picking other premium defenders won’t need him if they already have Provedel), and Maurisic.

Milan: Theo Hernandez (one of the best premium defenders in the game and a great captain and vice-captain option), Tomori and Thiaw.

Inter: Di Marco, Bastoni, Acerbi and Dumfries might all be options but they will be rested some time so it is best to pick Darmian as he is nailed as either a wing-back or RCB. Inzagi has never benched him.

Roma: Ndicka (new signing but I am not going to pick him right away and wait for him to adapt to the league first), Smalling (premium plus a must-have as Ibañez left the Serie A), Spinazzola(sometimes he is on a different level in terms of giving return points). Others will be on rotation such as Zeki Celik, Ramus Kristensen and Karsdrop.

Napoli: Captain De Lorenzo (premium) and Mario Rui (an essential asset that has mostly been overlooked by others).

Juventus: Danilo (premium), Alex Sandro (cheap price),  Bremer (premium but not in consideration), Kostic, Samuel Junior, Weah (plays wing-back or going to play wing-back but you will find him in midfield). Kostic was one of the best picks last season after Danilo! Rugani and others maybe not that much of attacking or considerable.

Fiorentina: Newly joined Parisi with Igor left and Mexican Martinez & Nikola of Serbia are the most influential players in defence I think for this year.



Midfielders

Milan: Bennacer is injured, Ante Rebic is gone and CDK is probably leaving on loan to Atalanta. With Pulisic, Samuel, Romero, RLC, TR and Musah newly added to upgrade the midfield, an option has to be on your radar. But I think the best option is going to be Pulisic & Nigerian Samuel Chukwueze. Not counting Rade Crunic, Adli and Saelemaekers as good options but TR can prove good as he is cheaper than Samuel & Pulisic.

Inter: Henrik, Calhanouglu, Barella trio has competition now since Frattesi joined and Sensi returned from loan while Cuadrado is also an option after he joined from rival Juventus. Asslani & Lazao might get chances when UCL is on. But for now, Barella, Hakan and Frattesi seem like the best picks.

Roma: Dybala and Pellegrini are both injured so the only option worth considering is Cristante while Portuguese Renato Sanchez might join fellow Portuguese man Mourinho’s side.

Napoli: Premium Kvaratskhelia (12M) is not my pick as it unbalances the team very much. Lozano, Politano, newly joined Gaetano, and Cajuste will be in Rotation while Demme, Lbotka and Anguissa are defensive and not considered much as worthy midfield assets in Serie A Fantasy.

Fiorentina: In Fiorentina, there are loads of midfield options to consider like Barak, Bonaventura and Nico Gonzalez. Amrabat is linked to a transfer abroad and Castrovilli will share responsibility in attack. The other midfielders are Duncan, Rolando, Ikone, Berkalo, and Arthur. New signing Gino Infantino with Moroccan Sabiri might come on mostly as substitutes.

Lazio: SMS is gone, Luis Alberto might also be out so Lazio will be dependent on Japanese Kamada (8M). Isaksen might get the right-wing spot ahead of old Lazio man Felipe Anderson (8.6M) and Pedro might mostly get minutes as a sub unless Immobile is injured to play as a forward and if Lazio brings a striker he might not even be considered. The most dangerous man should be Left winger Zaccagni (8.0M). On the other hand, Vecino, Cataldi, Antonio, Akpro, and Bašić are all not in demand for attacking returns like Alberto, Anderson, Zaccagni Isaksen, and Kamada except Matteo Cancellieri as Sarri must start him as a forward.

Atalanta: Koopmeiners is probably not fit with Boga and Cambiaghi out in addition to Miranchuk being back from loan. Things are going to be interesting unless CDK joins them. He probably will be on my radar. The most picked is obviously Lookman but De Roon should also be considered while Pasalic is better if he plays behind Lookman. Vorlicky, Adopo and Ederson are not in my interest for Serie A Fantasy.

Lecce: Another team with loads of options midfield. But this team has to be targeted for their budget assets like FDF, and Banda. Mid-price range Strefezza can be another good option and there are other cheap options too like Maleh, Oudin, Pontus, Blin, Joan, Pablo & Ramadani etc.

Torino: A midfield full of mid-range and budget midfielders. There are Ilic, Verdi, Ricci, Vlasic, and Radjonic as mid-range options. On the other hand, there is Linetty, Tameze, Seck, Kone, Brian, and Gineitis for budget-conscious Serie A Fantasy managers. But my Radar would be on Radjonic & Vlasic.



Forwards

Lazio: With captain Immobile in his final years, he is not the best option to pick but many managers and Lazio fans still love him.

Milan: AC Milan wants a striker to reduce the burden on Giroud. But till now Giroud and Colombo are options and Okafor might be a super sub but not nailed.

Inter: Captain Lautaro Martinez is a prolific striker with Frenchman Marcus Thuram (7M) might be on the radar but I sold him from my first draft because still now sure who might Inter brought to get competition as Correa is likely living and if Balougan joins, it will interesting but confusing for Serie A Fantasy managers.

Napoli: Premium forward Nigerian Lion Victor Osimhen is in devastating form and is locked in my team as the first option for striker. Simione and Raspadori were benched last season mostly coming on from the bench. Now here is the thing if Lozano leaves, I want Raspadori to take the right-wing spot. I prefer his talent and also our Bangladeshi Rossoneri big brothers who consider him to be like Thomas Muller.

Roma: Tammy is injured so Mourinho wants to bring in a striker. Don’t know who it will be but for the first few GWs, he will be the starter with Belotti as Dybala and Pellegrini are also injured. Just gonna watch him and might bring him later on.

Atalanta: Sold Højlund for big money and brought Scamacca and Toure shows that Gasperini wants to offload Muriel also Zapata and bring them back to UCL and the top 4. If CDK joins Atalanta With Lookman, Pasalic, Scamacca and Toure, Atalanta might have one of the most lethal attacks in the leagues. For now, Lookman and Scamacca are on my team and locked in for the first GW.

Genoa: The new fantasy favourite of this season is here, the Argentina-born Italian striker Matteo Retegui. In the Copa Italia against Modena, he scored two goals. He is in my team for now.

Fiorentina: End of Arthur Cabral, but last season’s best budget pick forward Mbae Nzola joins the party with Jovic. Don’t know how Nzola will fit in if Nico Gonzalez is gone.

Empoli: Caputo is their main man of attack at 7M but I am not going to take him as in my opinion, there are lots of good options at a lower price.

Bologna: Arnautovic (has an issue with the club and might leave) so the only option is Lapadula.

Torino: Dia & Sanabria are the two favourites from the previous season.

 

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