GW32 Transfers Revealed: Alisson Crisis, a 16-Point Differential & Your Captaincy Sorted

Welcome back to the Who Got The Points newsletter! With the Gameweek 32 deadline fast approaching on Friday 10th April at 5:30pm, there's no time to waste. From Alisson's injury crisis to a stunning 16-point haul from a 5.0m differential, we've got everything you need to make your moves with confidence. Let's get into it.

Here's the key news from Gameweek 31 that directly shapes your Gameweek 32 planning:

This is the differential pick of the week and it's not particularly close. Beto delivered an outstanding 16 points in Gameweek 31 - two goals, one assist, and three bonus points. That haul came against Chelsea in a 3-0 demolition, and it highlights exactly what this striker is capable of when Everton are firing.

On the season, Beto has 6 goals and 1 assist for a total of 76 FPL points. His form rating sits at 6.0 and his ownership of just 2.5% makes him a genuine differential weapon. Everton host Brentford in Gameweek 32 - a fixture that looks favourable for Everton's attack.

Danny Welbeck is quietly having a brilliant season and GW31 was another reminder of his quality. Two goals against Liverpool earned him 12 points and three bonus points - and that's against one of the best defensive sides in the league.

Twelve goals for the season at £6.1m is outstanding value. Brighton travel to Burnley in Gameweek 32, and Scott Parker's side have been leaking goals all season. Expected points of 7.1 for GW32 back up the case strongly.

If you don't have Bruno Fernandes yet, Gameweek 32 presents another strong entry point. He delivered 13 points in GW31 - a goal, an assist, and three bonus points - continuing his remarkable season. The numbers this year are staggering: 8 goals and 17 assists in total. Seventeen assists. That is genuinely absurd output.

Man Utd host Leeds in Gameweek 32 and Michael Carrick's side will be eager to take advantage of that home fixture. Expected points of nearly 10 make him the standout premium option this week.

The injury news is damning. Alisson missed Gameweek 31 with no confirmed return date, and Liverpool face Fulham at home in Gameweek 32 - a fixture that is rated as Liverpool 2, Fulham 4 for attack. Without Alisson between the sticks, Liverpool's defensive returns are seriously compromised.

With the deadline on Friday 10th April, the risk of blanking with an injured goalkeeper is simply too high. Find cover now - Kelleher picked up 8 points in GW31 and could be an option depending on your squad situation.

Jarrod Bowen's form has dried up and the underlying numbers make for grim reading. West Ham host Wolves in Gameweek 32 in what is rated as a difficult home fixture. His current form rating sits at just 4.2, and West Ham have conceded 53 goals this season - that level of defensive chaos impacts the entire squad's attacking returns.

While 8 goals and 7 assists across the season look reasonable on paper, recent output has been poor and the fixture doesn't inspire confidence. At £7.5m, that budget is far better deployed elsewhere.

This one might surprise you given Tarkowski picked up 6 points and a clean sheet in Everton's 3-0 win over Chelsea in GW31. On the season he has 1 goal, 1 assist, and 142 total points - he's been a solid asset. However, at nearly £6.0m for a defender, there are concerns about Everton's upcoming run beyond GW32.

If he was a recent purchase, it makes sense to hold for the Gameweek 32 home fixture against Brentford first and reassess after. Don't rush the exit, but start planning it.

Under 10% ownership and still delivering - these three players could be the edge you need in your mini-league this week.

Ndiaye scored in GW31 and picked up 10 points including two bonus. On the season he has 6 goals and 3 assists for 112 total points - excellent output for a player sitting at just £6.2m with 4.2% ownership. Everton host Brentford in GW32, making him a tasty option for midfield. If Beto feels too risky at striker, Ndiaye gives you Everton coverage in a midfield slot. Seriously underowned.

Four goals and six assists this season at £4.7m is remarkable value. Leeds travel to Man Utd in GW32 which looks tough on paper, but with expected points of 4.5, there is always a chance. At under five million, the risk is low and the upside is real. A great budget filler that frees up cash for premium assets elsewhere.

Six goals and five assists this season at £5.1m with just 5% ownership - Dewsbury-Hall is another Everton midfield asset worth targeting for GW32's home fixture against Brentford. He played 88 minutes in Everton's 3-0 GW31 win, showing he's very much a reliable starter. If you want to double up on Everton's midfield on the cheap alongside Ndiaye, this is your man.

The captaincy for Gameweek 32 is straightforward - it has to be Bruno Fernandes. The form, the fixture, and the underlying output all point his way emphatically.

Man Utd host Leeds at home in GW32. Fernandes has been involved in virtually everything going forward for Michael Carrick's side this season - 8 goals and 17 assists is an astonishing tally. His GW31 return of 13 points (goal, assist, 3 bonus) adds yet more weight to the case. Expected points of nearly 10 make him the clear armband choice.

The Gameweek 32 deadline is Friday 10th April at 5:30pm. With Gameweek 31 Sunday fixtures still to play - Newcastle vs Sunderland, Aston Villa vs West Ham, and Spurs vs Nottingham Forest - injury news could drop at any moment over the coming days. Get your GW32 business done early and avoid last-minute panic.

Thanks for reading - see you tomorrow for more GW32 analysis. Good luck with your transfers!