Fantasy Premier League: Top XI players to buy in your FPL Team for Gameweek 16
Trent Alexander-Arnold, priced at £8.0 million in Fantasy Premier League, has regained his top form and secured a spot in the best XI for Gameweek 16. The Liverpool player heads into the upcoming match against Crystal Palace with an impressive performance in the last four Gameweeks, contributing two goals, two assists, two clean sheets, and accumulating 40 points. Notably, four of his top-scoring matches in Fantasy this season have occurred in the recent four Gameweeks.
In the recommended 3-4-3 formation, Erling Haaland, valued at £14.0 million, maintains the captaincy, while Mohamed Salah, priced at £13.1 million, serves as the vice-captain.
Robert Sanchez (Chelsea)
Robert Sanchez, Chelsea’s first-choice goalkeeper priced at £4.6 million, has demonstrated an impressive performance away from home as he prepares for the upcoming match against Everton. His record highlights an average of 5.0 points per away match this season, and his total of 35 points in those appearances is currently among the highest for goalkeepers in the league.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
Priced at £8.0 million, Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool showcased exceptional playmaking skills in the recent match against Sheffield United. His seven key passes during the game were significantly more than any of his teammates, demonstrating his crucial role in creating scoring opportunities for the team.
Ben Mee (Brentford)
Priced at £4.8 million, Ben Mee, the Brentford center-back, looks to continue his impressive form with an upcoming visit to Sheffield United. In Gameweek 14, Mee delivered a standout performance, earning his season-high of 14 points. During that game against Luton Town, he not only contributed defensively but also made a significant impact in attack, scoring a goal, providing an assist, and earning three bonus points.
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Pedro Porro (Tottenham Hotspur)
Pedro Porro, priced at £5.3m for Tottenham, In the current season, stands out as the 3rd-highest contributor in terms of Expected Goal Involvement (xGI) among defenders, emphasizing his involvement in both attacking and defensive aspects of the game.
Bryan Mbeumo’s injury has forced me to make a defensive change before GW 16. I had been looking forward to making some defensive adjustments. Thus, knowing full well that Pedro Porro not only offers the potential for a clean sheet but also poses a serious attacking danger, I chose to take a chance on him.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
Priced at £13.1 million, Mohamed Salah from Liverpool has the opportunity to bounce back from a rare scoreless performance against Sheffield United, thanks to Crystal Palace’s vulnerable defensive form. Facing the Eagles, Salah benefits from their recent struggles, as they have conceded at least twice in each of their last three matches at Selhurst Park. This presents a promising scenario for the Egyptian forward to regain his scoring form.
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham)
Priced at £7.6 million, Jarrod Bowen from West Ham United has consistently delivered attacking returns in all seven of his away matches leading up to the upcoming fixture against Fulham. With an impressive average of 8.1 points per away start this season, Bowen stands out as the top performer among regular starters in Fantasy, making him a valuable asset for fantasy football managers.
Hwang Hee-chan (Wolves)
Priced at £5.7 million, Hwang Hee-chan from Wolves has proven to be a reliable performer at Molineux, recording six goals with just one scoreless outing in seven appearances. In-home matches this season, Hwang has maintained a commendable average of 7.2 points per start (pps), showcasing consistency in his contributions. Notably, his home performance is comparable to the 7.3 pps of Manchester City’s Haaland, underlining Hwang’s effectiveness as a fantasy football option.
Cole Palmer (Chelsea)
Priced at £5.4 million, Cole Palmer, the Chelsea midfielder, added to his goal tally with a midweek strike against Manchester United. Since his full debut for the club in Gameweek 7, Palmer has notched up an impressive record of five goals and three assists. With his affordable price and a favorable upcoming schedule, Palmer emerges as a high-value asset, offering the potential for significant returns in the upcoming Gameweeks.
Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
Priced at £14.0 million, Erling Haaland from Manchester City, with an impressive 84 percent ownership, is poised for a return to form following a scoreless outing against Aston Villa. Haaland is set to face Luton, a team that has conceded at least three goals in each of their last two matches. Given this favorable matchup, Haaland’s substantial ownership can confidently anticipate a strong performance from the Norwegian striker in the upcoming fixture.
Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa)
Priced at £8.4 million, Ollie Watkins, the forward for Aston Villa, is set to host an Arsenal side that recently conceded three goals against Luton in their last away match. Watkins has a positive history against Arsenal, having scored and earned eight fantasy points in the corresponding fixture last season. With the recent defensive vulnerabilities shown by Arsenal, Watkins presents a promising option for fantasy football managers in the upcoming match.
Gabriel Jesus (Arsenal)
Priced at £7.9 million, Gabriel Jesus, the Brazilian forward for Arsenal, has regained his form, boasting two goals and two assists in his last three appearances across all competitions. With a relatively low ownership of under five percent, Jesus represents a significant differential for fantasy football managers, especially considering Arsenal’s upcoming visit to Villa and beyond. His recent performances make him an intriguing option for those seeking a unique and potentially impactful choice in their fantasy squads.