Gameweek 32 Transfer Targets Revealed - One Essential Buy Before Friday's Deadline

Welcome back, FPL managers! With the Gameweek 32 deadline hitting on Friday 10th April at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. In this edition, we're breaking down the essential transfers in and out, the differential picks flying under the radar, and the captaincy call that could make or break your rank. Everything you need - in one place. Let's get into it.

Before we get into the transfers, here's everything you need to know from the latest injury and team news heading into Gameweek 32.

This is your number one priority transfer this week. Welbeck hauled 12 points in Gameweek 31 with a brace and three bonus points against Liverpool. He now has 12 goals for the season and is genuinely in the form of his career. Brighton travel to Burnley in Gameweek 32 - Scott Parker's struggling side - and that is an elite fixture for attacking returns.

With nearly 100,000 transfers in already, his price is likely to rise. Don't delay - get him in before the deadline. He is also the standout captaincy option for Gameweek 32 (more on that below).

Gibbs-White scored in Gameweek 31 and bagged 8 points as Forest demolished Spurs 3-0. With 9 goals and 2 assists this season, he's been one of the most consistent midfielders outside the top clubs. Forest host Aston Villa in Gameweek 32 - tough on paper, but Forest's current form makes them a genuine threat against anyone.

Liverpool host Fulham on Saturday in Gameweek 32 - a tasty home fixture for Arne Slot's title-chasing side. Szoboszlai played the full 90 minutes against Brighton in GW31 and remains nailed on as a key creative outlet for Liverpool. With 5 goals and 3 assists this season and an average of 4.2 points per game, he offers reliable mid-price value.

Iwobi returned just 1 point in Gameweek 31 despite playing the full 90 minutes as Fulham beat Burnley 3-1. That performance simply isn't good enough for a 6.4m asset. With 4 goals and 3 assists all season and 15,000 transfers out this week, managers are already bailing. In Gameweek 32, Fulham travel to Liverpool - a really tough away day. With Welbeck in the form of his life and Callum Wilson (10 goals, 8 assists this season) flying for Fulham, Iwobi risks being squeezed out further with Raul potentially returning to the attack too.

Casemiro has accumulated 134 total points on the season, but in Gameweek 31 he returned just 1 point despite playing 81 minutes in United's draw at Bournemouth. His attacking returns have dried up, and with Man United hosting Leeds in Gameweek 32, it isn't the straightforward banker fixture it might appear - Leeds have 4 expected goals for that match. With 7,600 transfers out this week, the consensus is shifting.

Eze scored 0 points in Gameweek 31 and now comes into Gameweek 32 with a calf injury concern - listed at 75% to play. Arsenal host Bournemouth at home, which looks like a clean sheet opportunity on paper, but be warned: Bournemouth have 5 expected goals for that fixture, so it's far from a guaranteed blank sheet. At 7.9% ownership, he's not the most differential hold either. Saka is the safer Arsenal asset if you want that coverage (see Key Tip below).

If you're looking to climb the overall rank or break free in your mini-leagues, these under-the-radar picks could be the difference-makers in Gameweek 32.

Flemming has been flagged as a player to watch for a couple of gameweeks running, and he delivered again in GW31 with a goal as Burnley went down 3-1 to Fulham. He now has 8 goals this season. In Gameweek 32, Burnley HOST Brighton - a more manageable fixture at home. Under Scott Parker, Flemming is getting consistent minutes and attacking involvement. Low ownership, low price, in form.

Cunha picked up 6 points in Gameweek 31 with an assist and a bonus point. With 7 goals and 4 assists this season, he's been United's most dangerous attacking outlet. Man United host Leeds in Gameweek 32 and Leeds have been porous away from home. With 26,000 transfers in this week, momentum is building fast - if you're considering him, don't wait too long before ownership climbs above our differential threshold.

Kelleher hauled 9 points in Gameweek 31 with a clean sheet and 2 bonus points as Brentford drew 0-0 with Leeds. He's now kept 8 clean sheets this season and represents outstanding budget goalkeeper value at just £4.8m. In Gameweek 32, Brentford host Everton - Everton have 4 expected goals for that fixture, so clean sheet odds are moderate but Kelleher has shown he can still rack up the bonus points even in tight games.

The captaincy arrow points firmly at one player this week.

If you don't own Welbeck, Liverpool at home to Fulham makes Szoboszlai a solid armband alternative - Arne Slot's side should be dominant at Anfield.

Arsenal versus Bournemouth looks like an obvious clean sheet opportunity on paper, but Bournemouth have 5 expected goals for that fixture - don't bank on a blank sheet. If you want Arsenal coverage, Bukayo Saka is the asset to target. He has 10 clean sheets and 8 assists this season, his expected points for GW32 sit at 5.8, and he is nailed on in every game. If you have the budget, Saka can haul from any fixture and gives you both attacking and defensive upside.

That's your Gameweek 32 briefing wrapped up. Make those transfers count, get Welbeck in, and good luck with the deadline! See you tomorrow.