Paneorder says the Man City playmaker is among key captain options for their Gameweek 2

Paneorder highlights player for Fantasy League managers to target before the Gameweek 2 deadline.

Kevin De Bruyne (MCI) 11.5m

De Bruyne will be a major captaincy candidate for Manchester City’s first Gameweek this season.

Pep Guardiola’s men are among the four sides to play their first time in that round of fixture after the blank Gameweek, visiting Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Belgium star De Bruyne excelled in his last appearance against the Wolves, providing an assist even though Man City lost.

Sitting in only 29.1 per cent of squads, De Bruyne will attract more managers to bolster their squad.

De Bruyne is the second most-bought player in the Gameweek, earning over 220,000 transfer in.

He was player of the season and has claimed the most points in 2019/20 season.

And the midfielder’s underlying statistics further highlight his influence on the Man City attack.

He has provided a league-leading 23 Fantasy assists and has also found the net on thirteen occasions over his 35 appearances last term.

De Bruyne’s secure starting position is a big factor in their first Gameweek.

He has played more minutes than any other outfield player for Guardiola’s side last season, suggesting he is less likely to be rotated than his team-mates.

Combined with his all-round attacking potential, De Bruyne looks impossible to ignore for Gameweek 2. 

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Paneorder explains why Foxes’ frontman has all-round potential to profit from a favourable run-in

Paneorder highlights players for Fantasy Premier League managers to target with their unlimited transfers before the Gameweek 1 deadline.

Jamie Vardy (LEI) 10m

Vardy’s total of 210 points ranks first among FPL forwards last season.

The Leicester City striker almost matched his tally of 24 goals in 2015/2016 season, while scoring 23 goals and supplying seven assists.

Meanwhile, his 34 bonus points indeed broke his FPL record.

The Englishman has also impressed with his pre-season match performance. 

Vardy’s prospects for more returns are boosted by a very favourable upcoming schedule.

According to the Fixture Difficulty Ratings (FDR), his next match against West Bromwich Albion score just two.

Only one of his first five fixtures scores more than three in the FDR.

Vardy can take advantage of such a run-in and deliver more goals and assists for his 18 per cent ownership in FPL.

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Paneorder says back-to-back derby matches in London immediately raise Fantasy potential of mid-priced Arsenal centre-back

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David Luiz (ARS) 5.5m

The Brazilian can profit from a favourite short-term schedule for Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta’s side welcome West Ham United to Emirates Stadium after their visit to Fulham in the next two Gameweeks.

The central defender has been particularly valued when playing his first season with the Gunners, 17.1 point per million.

The 33-year-old’s all-round potential has been vital to his success in those matches.

He has combined two goals and one assist with eight clean sheets, while he has also claimed 10 bonus points in total. He ranked joint-fourth among the squad in this category. 

Luiz also has a promising Gameweek 1 fixture away to Fulham FC.

The Cottagers have struggled in attack in their last 2018/2019 Premier League season, scoring just 34 goals. Only one side has an inferior record.

At a cost of 5.5m, Luiz’s run of opponents make him a standout candidate for managers who need some values of their investment. 

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Paneorder assesses this season’s mid-priced defenders and explains why Sheffield United centre-back’s dual potential gives him an edge

Paneorder takes a look at the 2020/21 Fantasy Premier League player list, assessing the best options according to position and price.

John Egan (SHU) 5.0m

The centre-back finished as Sheffield United’s third-scoring defender in his debut campaign in Premier League, totalling 133 points.

Egan’s late-season performances were particularly encouraging.

His two goals last term came across his final six starts.

The 27-year-old’s defensive contributions also lift his prospects of gaining extra through the Bonus Points System.

Indeed, only Lundstram bettered his total of 9 bonus points in 2019/20.

In addition to his attacking contributions, Egan has racked up 13 clean sheets all season.

Despite a rise in cost of 0.5m over the last season, only three defenders have beaten Egan’s value of 26.6 points per million.

That has not gone unnoticed. He is the fifth most-owned defender in the game, owned by 17.2 per cent. 

Egan’s appeal is further raised by Sheffield United’ start-of-season run-in.

The Blades face two of the newly promoted sides, Leeds United and Fulham in their first five matches.

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Chris Wood (BUR) 6.5m

The Burnley striker’s potential in FPL has been transformed since his return from injuries in June.

Wood is Sean Dyche’s main centre forward option. He could be nailed starter again in the coming 2020/21 Premier League season.

He has scored three goals in the last three matches in previous season, averaging 4.2 points per match (ppm).

Those numbers show some consistency when compared with Wood’s last three season displays.

The 28-year-old may struggle to secure a regular role in the Burnley line-up, facing keen competition from Jay Rodriguez, Ashley Barnes and Matej Vydra.

But his closest rival, who is Jay Rodriguez, only scored eight goals.

Leading the line

The underlying statistics show why Wood has been such a big success for Dyche.

His fourteen goals in 32 appearances, with one assist were all team-leading totals (goal involvements) last season.

Burnley have a tricky testing first three Gameweeks plus a blank when FPL returns on 12 September, 2020, facing Leicester City, Southampton and Newcastle United in that spell.

But Wood has proven a reliable source of goals when facing opponents such as Leicester City (He scored in both home and away matches in 2019/20 season.)

That suggests he can extend his impressive output under Dyche and get more goals for his 3.8 per cent ownership in FPL.

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