GW32 Transfers: Saliba, Gyökeres & A Differential At 0.1% Ownership

Thanks for subscribing to Who Got The Points - your weekly edge in Fantasy Premier League. With the Gameweek 32 deadline hitting this Friday, 10th April at 5:30pm, we've broken down everything you need to know: the must-haves, the players to move on, and a trio of differentials that could separate you from your mini-league rivals. Let's get into it.

Before you confirm any transfers, here's the injury and form news that should shape your decisions:

Ownership: 13.3% | Form Rating: 11.0 | Clean Sheets This Season: 11 | GW32 xP: 12.0

Saliba is the standout transfer target heading into Gameweek 32. His form rating of 11.0 is off the charts, and he's already picked up 36,500 transfers in during GW31 alone - the community is clearly backing him hard. Eleven clean sheets this season underlines his consistency, and Arsenal hosting Bournemouth at home on Saturday is a near-perfect fixture for a premium defender.

If Saka remains absent, Arsenal are likely to be even more defensively structured, which only increases Saliba's clean sheet probability. With expected points of 12.0 for GW32, he's arguably the safest premium pick in the game right now.

You can check the latest price movement on Saliba using our live price changes tool before the deadline - prices could shift with this level of transfer activity.

Ownership: 4.2% | GW31 Points: 10 | Total Points: 112 | Points Per Game: 4.5

Ndiaye was brilliant against Chelsea in GW31 - scoring and keeping a clean sheet to return 10 points. With 112 total points and a points-per-game of 4.5, he's been one of the most consistent budget midfield options all season. At just £6.2m with 4.2% ownership, the value is clear.

The concern is obvious though: a foot injury has given him a 75% chance of playing flag ahead of Everton's home fixture against Brentford in GW32. That's a winnable game for David Moyes' resurgent side, and if Ndiaye is fit, the upside is real. But this is a transfer to confirm only after team news drops.

Ownership: 11.7% | Goals This Season: 11 | GW32 xP: 8.0 | Transfers In GW31: 42,000+

Gyökeres is the standout captaincy pick and one of the must-have forwards heading into GW32. Forty-two thousand transfers in during GW31 tells you the community is backing this move hard - and rightly so. Eleven goals this season, a home fixture against Bournemouth (who conceded two to Arsenal in GW30), and expected points of 8.0 make him a compelling option.

There's an added dimension too: if Saka misses out, Arsenal may funnel more through central play, which could directly benefit Gyökeres. He's a goal machine and with clean sheet bonus potential on top, he's well worth the £8.8m price tag if your budget allows.

For a broader picture of who's producing right now, our form players tracker is worth a look before you finalise your squad.

Ownership: 5.8% | Saves This Season: 87 | GW31: 50,000 transfers in

It might seem counterintuitive to sell Verbruggen after Brighton beat Liverpool 2-1 in GW31, but the numbers tell a deeper story. Eighty-seven saves this season is a staggering figure - and not in a good way. It means Brighton concede a lot, making clean sheets genuinely unreliable. GW32 away at Burnley looks fine, but looking ahead to GW33 and GW35, Brighton face Spurs and Newcastle respectively, which are difficult clean sheet fixtures.

The 50,000 transfers in during GW31 feels optimistic given the underlying numbers. If you're holding Verbruggen, start planning your exit - you likely need that £4.5m elsewhere.

Ownership: 14.1% | Total Points: 123 | GW31 Points: 3 | Transfers In GW31: 78,000+

Szoboszlai played the full 90 minutes as Liverpool lost 2-1 to Brighton in GW31 and returned just 3 points. Despite that, he picked up a massive 78,000+ transfers in this week - which feels optimistic given the context. Liverpool host Fulham in GW32 with expected points of 7.5, which is decent, but Arne Slot's side have looked vulnerable in recent weeks.

With 123 total points and a £7.1m price tag, he's not providing the premium value his cost demands right now. There are better value options available across the pitch.

Ownership: 8.4% | Goals This Season: 7 | Assists This Season: 4 | GW31 Points: 6

Cunha picked up an assist and 6 points as Man Utd drew 2-2 at Bournemouth in GW31, but the GW32 fixture is tricky. Man Utd host Leeds on Monday night, and while expected points sit at 7.5, Michael Carrick's side have been inconsistent throughout the season. Leeds drew 0-0 with Brentford in GW31, showing they're defensively solid on the road - not ideal for an attacking return from Cunha.

Seven goals and four assists is solid for the season, but at £8.0m you could redirect that budget into more reliable premium options like Gyökeres.

Looking to steal a march on your mini-league rivals? These three differential picks could make all the difference in Gameweek 32. You can also browse our full differential players tool for more low-ownership gems.

Ownership: 0.5% | GW31 Points: 10 | Goals This Season: 4 | Assists This Season: 2

McGinn scored and kept a clean sheet against West Ham in GW31 to return 10 points. Four goals and two assists this season at just £5.3m is outstanding value. Aston Villa travel to Nott'm Forest in GW32, which is a tight fixture, but Unai Emery's side have been excellent all season and Villa have genuine quality throughout the squad.

At 0.5% ownership, barely anyone has him. If he hauls, the green arrows will be significant. He's arguably the best differential in the game right now for his price bracket.

Ownership: 0.1% | GW31 Points: 9 | Goals This Season: 2 | Assists This Season: 1 | Form Rating: 7.0

Christie scored in GW31 and returned 9 points. His form rating of 7.0 is elite for his price bracket, and at just £4.9m he provides cheap midfield coverage with genuine attacking upside. The caveat is obvious: Bournemouth travel to Arsenal in GW32, which is a tough ask, particularly with Arsenal defensive solidity at the Emirates.

But at 0.1% ownership, virtually nobody has him. This is a genuine high-risk, high-reward differential for the brave. If Bournemouth nick something at the Emirates, Christie could be central to it.

Ownership: 0.6% | Form Rating: 9.0 | GW32 xP: 9.0 | Clean Sheets This Season: 9 | Assists This Season: 4

Bernardo didn't feature in GW31 as Man City hadn't played yet, but the underlying numbers are compelling. A form rating of 9.0 and expected points of 9.0 for GW32, where City face Chelsea away from home, make him a genuine wildcard pick. Pep Guardiola's City tend to turn up in big fixtures, and Bernardo has registered nine clean sheets and four assists this season.

At £6.2m with just 0.6% ownership, this is a genuine differential for managers looking to be brave in GW32. If City perform at Chelsea, Bernardo is well-placed to return.

The captaincy conversation centres on two players this week:

Our recommended captain for GW32 is Gyökeres. A home game against Bournemouth, 11 goals this season, and Arsenal set up to win comfortably - the ingredients are all there for a big haul. If Saka misses out and central play increases, Gyökeres could be the biggest beneficiary on the pitch.

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