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News Bulletin
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Early scout picks for GW10 are out and the theme is clear: target teams with the juiciest fixtures. Arsenal host Hull City, Crystal Palace host Liverpool and Forest welcome Manchester City.
Check the suspension tightrope: a few regular defenders and midfielders are one yellow card away from a ban, so check your squad before locking in.
Newcastle v Everton: Osula was declared fit and Elanga started, a sign Everton are rotating attackers with confidence.
Manchester United: Amad, Dorgu and Rashford are all on the team news watchlist ahead of the Aston Villa fixture. Wait for the press conference before committing to any United assets.
Forest are in turmoil, with an angry manager vowing to change things after another luckless afternoon, even as Igor Thiago keeps delivering returns.
Top 3 Transfers In
1. Ayari (Brighton) - £5.4m
Ownership: 1.4% | Transfers in: 55,000+ this week | Form: 7.0
Ayari has three goals this season, Brighton have kept six clean sheets and he scored 10 points in the last round. Brighton host Brentford on Sunday and the model projects 7 expected points. Verdict: essential, and cheap enough to fit almost anywhere.
2. Manzambi (Aston Villa) - £6.1m
Ownership: 6.9% | Transfers in: 86,000+ | Points per game: 6.3
Two goals and three assists so far, and Villa travel to a Manchester United side in disarray in GW10. Six expected points against United. Verdict: good, and the price is likely to keep rising, so move early.
3. Vuskovic (Brighton) - £5.2m
Ownership: 7.3% | Transfers in: nearly 48,000 | Points per game: 6.4
Already on 58 points with six clean sheets, a goal and an assist. For a defender at this price, that is elite. Brighton host Brentford and he carries 6.5 expected points. Verdict: essential, and a natural pairing with Ayari if you want a double Brighton approach.
Hunting for more cheap options? Find more bargain picks and check live price changes before the next rise.
Top 3 Transfers Out
1. Tonali (Spurs) - £5.3m
Owned by 2.0% and down 0.2 in price. No goals this season, one assist, and ten goals conceded. Spurs travel to Leeds and his form of 4.8 is nothing to write home about. Verdict: sell, there are better options at this price.
2. Rayan (Bournemouth) - £6.3m
Owned by 2.2% and also down 0.2. One goal, no assists, and twelve goals conceded by his side. Bournemouth visit Ipswich Town. Three points per game does not justify the price tag. Verdict: sell.
3. O.Dango (Brentford) - £6.2m
Owned by just 0.4% and down 0.3 in price. One goal, one assist and only 25 points. Brentford head to Brighton, a tough away trip against a side in form. Verdict: sell, there is no reason to hold at this price.
Differentials Under 10% Ownership
Iwobi (Fulham) - £5.4m, 1.4% owned
Fulham have five clean sheets, and Iwobi has a goal and an assist with form of 6.0. Fulham host Newcastle in a game with real goal potential at both ends. Six expected points for GW10. A smart cheap midfield pick.
Kudus (Spurs) - £6.5m, 1.7% owned
Almost 30,000 transfers in, three assists this season and seven points last time out. Spurs travel to Leeds in a very open game on paper. Projected 4.8 expected points, with momentum behind him.
Barry (Everton) - £5.6m, 7.5% owned
Four goals already and 39 points, including a 9-point haul last round. Everton host Coventry City on Friday night and his price has just risen 0.1. A forward quietly delivering for a modest price.
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Captaincy Corner
With Brighton fixtures looking strong and Ayari in form, he is an interesting differential armband for the brave. For a safer approach, look at premium assets facing Hull City at the Emirates. Arsenal at home to a leaky Hull side is the standout fixture of the week, so back the Arsenal attack.
Key Tip: Beat the Price Changes
Price changes are hitting hard this week. Several mid-priced midfielders have dropped, and cheap Brighton assets are rising fast. If you are planning to bring in Ayari or Vuskovic, do it before the next price rise.
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