Are you ready to take your Fantasy Premier League (FPL) team to the next level? Let's dive into Gameweek 28 and uncover some hidden gems that could set your squad apart!
Uncovering the Unowned:
In this edition, we're shining a light on three players with incredibly low ownership rates, all sitting at 5% or below. These players might just be the secret weapons you need to climb the rankings.
Brentford's Buzzing Winger:
- Player: Kevin Schade
- FPL Ownership: A mere 1.3% of managers have him.
- Price: £6.9m
- Fixtures: bur, bou, WOL, lee, EVE
Despite a modest two assists in seven appearances this year, Schade could be a brilliant choice due to Brentford's advantageous fixtures. With Burnley's leaky defense, conceding goals left and right, Schade and his fellow attackers could feast. And with a recent suspension behind him, he's ready to make an impact.
Bournemouth's Budget Midfield Maestro:
- Player: Alex Scott
- FPL Ownership: Just 1.2% of squads feature him.
- Price: £5.0m
- Fixtures: SUN, BRE, bur, MUN, ars
Scott is a gamble, but one that might pay off handsomely. With Sunderland's injury woes, Scott has stepped up, creating chances and contributing defensively. His recent form suggests he's hitting his stride, and with a favorable fixture against Sunderland, he could be a bargain at £5.0m.
United's Unheralded Full-Back:
- Player: Diogo Dalot
- FPL Ownership: 4.8% ownership, a bit higher but still under the radar.
- Price: £4.5m
- Fixtures: CRY, new, AVL, bou, LEE
Since Michael Carrick's appointment, Manchester United's defense has been stellar. Enter Diogo Dalot, a defender with attacking prowess. He's been a consistent performer, creating chances and earning bonus points. With a favorable fixture against Crystal Palace, Dalot could be a smart addition to your defense.
But here's where it gets controversial: Should managers prioritize low ownership over form? Are these differentials worth the risk, or is it better to stick with proven performers? Share your thoughts in the comments! Remember, in FPL, every decision is a gamble, and sometimes, the bold choices pay off big time.
