Gameweek 32 Transfer Targets Revealed – Welbeck Is Essential But One Star You Own Could Be a Costly Mistake

Welcome back, FPL managers! Thanks for subscribing to Who Got The Points - your go-to source for fast, actionable Fantasy Premier League insights. The Gameweek 32 deadline is Friday the 10th of April at 5:30pm, and with some massive results in GW31 shaking up the landscape, there's plenty to act on. Let's get into it.

Before we dive into transfers, here's a quick summary of the GW31 results that are directly shaping your GW32 planning:

This is the headline transfer of the week, and frankly it's not even close. Welbeck has been flagged as essential for days - and then he went and bagged a brace against Liverpool to back it up completely.

Brighton travel to Burnley in GW32 - one of the most favourable fixtures on the board this weekend. Welbeck is in the form of his life, the fixture couldn't be kinder, and ownership is still just 5%. He will rise in price. Get him in now.

Forest are flying under Sean Dyche, and Gibbs-White is the creative engine driving it all. His form rating of 7.0 is the highest in our dataset - a remarkable number at this stage of the season.

Goals from midfield, consistent returns, and still only 5% owned - Gibbs-White is the kind of player who rewards early movers. The Villa fixture at home is a step up in difficulty, but his form and underlying numbers make him a compelling addition to your squad right now.

Szoboszlai only returned 3 points in GW31 despite playing 90 minutes, but don't be too quick to dismiss him - Liverpool host Fulham in GW32, and that is a very tasty fixture.

Szoboszlai is building form and that home fixture against Fulham is one of the most attractive in the entire GW32 slate for midfielders. If you're looking for a Liverpool midfielder with captain potential in the coming weeks, he's well worth considering.

Sunderland's shock 2-1 win at St James' Park in GW31 raises genuine concerns about Newcastle's reliability. Anthony Gordon scored in GW31 (10 points), but the bigger picture is worrying.

There's no screaming must-sell here - Gordon is a quality player - but Newcastle's form and GW32's fixture against Crystal Palace doesn't inspire confidence for a haul. If you're carrying a Newcastle asset that hasn't delivered and you're tight for funds, this is a sensible moment to reassess.

Wilson has been one of the gems of this FPL season - 10 goals and 8 assists is a stunning return for a £6.1m asset. He scored in GW31 and picked up 9 points. But here's the problem: Fulham face Liverpool away in GW32.

Anfield away is about as tough as it gets. Wilson is a genuinely brilliant FPL asset and this isn't a panic sell - but if you don't already own him, do not buy him ahead of this fixture. For those who do hold him, it's a case of riding it out and reassessing after GW32.

Cunha grabbed an assist in GW31's 2-2 draw at Bournemouth, returning 6 points. He's been a solid performer this season with 7 goals and 4 assists, but at £8.0m, the value case is becoming harder to make.

GW32 actually looks decent for Cunha with Leeds at home, but the £8m price tag means there are better value options elsewhere in this range. GW33 away at Chelsea under an interim manager adds further uncertainty.

These are the under-the-radar picks that could separate your rank from the rest of your mini-league. All under 10% ownership with genuine points potential in GW32.

The Arsenal away fixture is undeniably difficult, and this pick carries risk. But at £4.9m with genuine attacking intent and fresh form from GW31, Christie is an intriguing budget option. At 0.1% ownership, even a modest return puts you ahead of the template. One to watch rather than a must-buy.

Everton's defensive resilience has been genuinely impressive this season - 11 clean sheets and 86 saves from Pickford tells its own story. David Moyes' side are compact and hard to break down. The Brentford away fixture in GW32 is not easy, but Pickford's track record makes him a reliable budget goalkeeper option.

If you need a cheap goalkeeper upgrade, Kelleher at £4.8m is arguably the best value in the position right now. 8 clean sheets, consistent bonus points, and Brentford at home to Everton in GW32 is a competitive but winnable fixture for the home side. Nearly 18,000 transfers in this week confirms managers are already waking up to this one.

There's a clear answer here this week.

Welbeck is the captain of the week. Brighton away at Burnley is a difficulty-2 fixture, he has 12 goals this season, and he just scored twice against Liverpool. He is in the form of his life. At £6.2m, this is outstanding value for an armband pick. If you want a premium alternative, Szoboszlai at home to Fulham is your next best option with 6.8 expected points projected.

The Gameweek 32 deadline is Friday the 10th of April at 5:30pm. Don't leave it to the last minute - get your transfers sorted early, lock in your captain, and avoid any unnecessary deadline-day stress.