GW32 Targets Revealed - Double GW33 Changes Everything

Welcome to Who Got The Points - your essential FPL briefing before the Gameweek 32 deadline. This week is not just about GW32 targets; it's about planning two moves ahead with Double Gameweek 33 confirmed for up to eight teams. Get this right and you could pull clear of your mini-league rivals. Let's get into it.

The GW32 deadline is Friday, 10th April at 17:30. Don't sleep on this one - with Double Gameweek 33 confirmed, there's a lot of two-week planning to do, and getting your GW32 transfers right sets you up perfectly.

Verdict: ESSENTIAL

Raya is the standout transfer-in recommendation for Gameweek 32, and it's not particularly close. Arsenal host Bournemouth on Saturday at 11:30, and Raya has kept 15 clean sheets this season - a remarkable return for a goalkeeper at just £6.0m. Over 51,000 managers have already brought him in this week, and that number will continue to rise. He's averaging 7 expected points for GW32 - the highest of any goalkeeper in the data. Arsenal are defensively solid under Mikel Arteta at home, and while Bournemouth away from home can be unpredictable, the Gunners have everything needed to shut them out.

Verdict: GOOD BUY - Get him in

The breakout star of GW31. Beto bagged two goals, one assist, and three bonus points against Chelsea in a 3-0 win for 16 points. He costs just £5.0m and only 2.7% of managers own him - but that number is climbing fast. He has six goals this season and 9 expected points projected for GW32. Yes, Brentford away isn't an easy trip, but Everton are in form under David Moyes and momentum counts for a lot. If you need a budget forward or a differential, Beto is your guy right now.

Verdict: One to monitor closely

At £4.4m, King is one of the most exciting budget options in the game right now. He scored one goal and grabbed an assist against Burnley in GW31 for 13 points. The GW32 fixture - Fulham hosting Liverpool on Saturday at 16:30 - is a tougher ask, but the real appeal is the two-week picture. Fulham are among the teams mentioned as potential DGW33 participants, and at £4.4m, King becomes an absolute steal if that's confirmed. With 5.8 expected points for GW32, you can hold him through the Liverpool game and potentially reap the rewards of a double. If you're nervous about Liverpool, wait and monitor - but don't lose track of this one.

Verdict: SELL

The stats don't lie. Palmer returned no goals and no assists in GW31 against Everton, who won 3-0 with relative ease. Almost 74,500 managers have already sold him - and they're probably right. In GW32 he faces Man City, who are a completely different proposition to Everton. Liam Rosenior's Chelsea are leaking goals, and at nearly £11m Palmer needs to be returning big points consistently. He isn't right now. If you're still holding, this is your exit window.

Verdict: Hold if you have no better options, but don't force him in

Senesi picked up just one point in GW31 away at Man United as Bournemouth drew 2-2, failing to keep a clean sheet. Now he faces Arsenal at home in GW32 - one of the most defensively difficult fixtures in the division. Senesi has been brilliant this season with nine clean sheets, but the Arsenal fixture looks rough, and expected points for Bournemouth's attack aren't inspiring. He has 4.5 expected points for GW32. If you have a better defensive option available, now is the time to make the switch.

Verdict: Hold for now, but watch closely

A blank in GW31 - ninety minutes, no goals, no assists in a goalless draw at Leeds. Thiago has 19 goals this season, so the pedigree is undeniable, but his form rating has dipped to 5.0. In GW32 Brentford host Everton, and while that's a reasonable fixture on paper, Everton are flying right now and won't be a pushover. He has 5.0 expected points for GW32. If you desperately need funds to facilitate a transfer, Thiago is your release valve. Otherwise, hold and see if he fires against Everton.

These are the picks with the potential to shoot you up the mini-league ranks. Low ownership, strong form, and genuine upside.

Already covered above, but worth repeating. Two goals, one assist, 16 points in GW31. Nine expected points projected for GW32 - the highest of any forward in the data. At 2.7% ownership, getting him in before he rises could be season-defining. David Moyes teams ride momentum brilliantly, and Everton are on a wave right now.

Barely anyone has him. Gana played all 90 minutes against Chelsea in GW31, grabbed an assist, kept a clean sheet, and picked up 8 points. Everton's midfield is running hot, and Gana is a set-and-forget differential with the Brentford fixture coming up in GW32. He has 6 projected expected points for GW32. For under £5.5m, this is genuinely spicy - and at 0.1% ownership, the green arrow potential is enormous.

Man City travel to Chelsea on Sunday in what looks like an open game - rated 4/4 difficulty for both teams. Bernardo has four assists and two goals this season, and under Pep Guardiola, City will be determined to bounce back after their West Ham draw. With 5.5 expected points for GW32 and just 0.6% ownership, he's a differential with real upside if City click into gear at Stamford Bridge.

The standout statistical captain this week is Raya. Fifteen clean sheets, Arsenal at home to Bournemouth, and 7 expected points makes him the safest, most statistically-backed captaincy option. For those who want a differential captain with real upside, Beto at £5.0m is genuinely tempting after his GW31 masterclass - his 9 expected points for GW32 are the highest of any forward in the data.

This is the most important strategic note of the week. Double Gameweek 33 is confirmed for up to eight teams, and the teams currently being mentioned include Fulham, Everton, and Aston Villa. Use your free transfer this week wisely - ideally targeting players from those double gameweek teams so you're set up for the explosion of points that a DGW can bring. Plan two weeks ahead, not one. If you can get Beto, King, or even Villa assets ahead of the double, you'll be in a strong position.