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Midfielders have been the most important position in the game this season, with some new and familiar faces dominating.
The biggest challenge for the restart of FPL may be deciding which five to go with.
Miguel Almiron (£5.8m) was the surprise package from the start of the season and there’s hope that the World Cup break won’t have hindered his form. He’s delivered eight goals and two assists, with almost all of those returns coming in the last eight gameweeks. He’s a formidable force in Eddie Howe’s attack.
Despite this hot form streak being uncharacteristic, there’s evidence in his underlying numbers that these returns are sustainable. He’s registered 24 shots on goal over the last eight, ranking sixth among all players in this period. The only downside is that Newcastle United don’t have any looming double gameweeks.
Mo Salah (£12.8m) will be well rested this winter and ready to be the main man in Jurgen Klopp’s attack once again. He will be needed in that central position, with both Luis Diaz and Diojo Jota still sidelined with injuries. Salah excelled in that position during October and early November.
Salah delivered four goals and one assist in the last eight gameweeks, registering more shots (33) than any other player in this period. He’s on penalties for Liverpool which provides a useful booster to his FPL returns, although Liverpool are still waiting for their first spot-kick of the season.
Leandro Trossard (£7.1m) has had a prolific start to the season, sitting fourth among midfielders for points scored this season. Since Roberto de Zerbi took over at Brighton, Trossard has generally played as a striker, scoring five goals and also registering an assist.
Trossard ranks third among midfielders for shots (23) over the last eight and second for big chances with seven. Brighton have four favourable fixtures in six on their return to the Premier League: Southampton, Everton, Leicester and Bournemouth all sit in the bottom half of the table.
Andreas Pereira (£4.6m) has long been the go-to cheap fifth midfielder for our fantasy benches, but could be upgraded to be the…
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