Fantasy Premier League tips can give you the edge in FPL Gameweek 7 as the deadline approaches – but who will you choose?
There are plenty of obvious, in-form superstars out there including Chelsea hero Eden Hazard who has already proven this week he has what it takes to obliterate Liverpool.
But beyond the Belgian superstar, there are other fine options for every budget that you need to consider.
James Maddison is set for a big week against injury-plagued Newcastle while Harry Kane is creeping back into form and could be due a huge weekend of points.
Here are the players you nedd to transfer in before deadline hour approaches..
MID: James Maddison (Leicester) – £6.7m
The set-piece superstar has scored a penalty and free-kick the last two weeks. Now he’s up against Newcastle who are yet to win this season and have been dealt several defensive injury blows this week.
FWD: Andre Gray (Watford) – £6.0m
The Hornets ace has found his shooting boots in 2018/19 with three goals so far. A big game against a leaky Arsenal defence is a real possibility for the reinvigorated striker.
DEF: Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Crystal Palace) – £4.2m
The ultimate bargain superstar. You simply need him in your team – and not just rotting on the bench.
MID: Erik Lamela (Tottenham) – £6.7m
Spurs have most of their attacking options back in the fold, but three goals in three appearances (two from the bench) in the last two weeks could see Lamela nail down a starting spot, especially with Christian Eriksen missing this weekend.
FWD: Luciano Vietto (Fulham) – £5.5m
Alexander Mitrovic is an obvious FPL shout, but one of the main men tasked with suppling his ammunition be a terrific bargain. Vietto has three assists and is cheap enough to slot into the third striker role.
DEF: Kieran Trippier (Tottenham) – £6.0m
Spurs’ defence hasn’t been airtight this season but games against Huddersfield and Cardiff will appeal to FPL bosses looking at this weekend and beyond.
FWD: Harry Kane (Tottenham) – £12.4m
It’s time… This season has been a tough one for premium-cost strikers, but Kane bagged a penalty against Brighton. He confidently peppered the Seagulls’ goal afterwards, and was rested during the week.
GKP: Joe Hart (Burnley) – £4.5m
The Burnley stopper is doing a fine job at Turf Moor and his side produced a fantastic result against Bournemouth. Toothless Cardiff are up next.
MID: Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) – £7.5m
The City ace produced a quality all-round display against Cardiff. Silva is one of the most likely starters in Guardiola’s ever-rotating XI and he’s also a budget option.