FPL: 3 players to add 3 to sell
Dubai: You’re probably sick of me boasting by now, but I am currently top of the Gulf News FPL league… again! Yep, you heard that right, after a stellar Gameweek 4 where I scored 90 points I’m back where I hope to stay! That means you’re in the right place if you’re looking how to score some green arrows this weekend. Buy Jayden Bogle – 4.6m FPL managers should be seriously considering Bogle for…
Dubai's FPL league continues to be a hot topic, with Emu35421243 claiming the top spot for the third consecutive time. After a stellar Gameweek 4, he's back with hopes of maintaining his position. For those looking to boost their green arrows this weekend, there are three players worth considering for sale.
First up is Jayden Bogle, currently priced at 4.6m. In his last two matches, Bogle has scored an impressive 29 points, making him a potential steal for managers looking for value at the back. Palace's upcoming home fixture could see Bogle deliver even more points, making him a budget-friendly addition to any squad.
Next, Daniel Munoz, valued at 5.4m, presents another attacking full-back option. The Portuguese winger has made a strong start at Forest and boasts significant offensive potential. With Forest's kinder run of fixtures, including home games against Coventry, Munoz could provide valuable points both defensively and offensively.
Lastly, there's Harvey Barnes, priced at 6.0m. Newcastle's winger has looked sharp despite the team's poor season form. With upcoming fixtures against Hull, Coventry, and Aston Villa, Barnes could be a solid budget-friendly pick for managers seeking attacking threat. However, given United's recent struggles, some may argue that investing in other areas of the squad could be wiser.
In addition to Bogle, Munoz, and Barnes, there are three players recommended for sale: Bruno Fernandes, Christos Tzolis, and Nico O'Reilly. Fernandes, priced at 12.0m, has delivered a massive 23 points in Gameweek 2 but has only managed four points in his last two matches. His high price tag makes him a potential target for upgrades elsewhere.
Tzolis, valued at 6.4m, has struggled with just eight points across his last three matches, making him a questionable asset. Lastly, Nico O'Reilly, also at 6.4m, appears to have unpredictable minutes, with Maresca favoring Josko Gvardiol at left-back and a midfield featuring Enzo Fernandez, Elliot Anderson, and Ryan Cherki. FPL managers may find better value elsewhere for that squad spot.
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