Well, good news. Each week we serve three radar players who can change your rank in one transfer.
There are no templates. There is no copy paste advice. Only low-owner players who can explode.
The Premier League is back on full flow as the transfer window is closed and international football is trapped behind us. Between GameWeeks 4-7 there is a juicy window for the punt before another break in October.
The deadline for GameWeek 4 is 11:00 BST on Saturday, September 13th. Here are our radar players this week:
1. Guglielmo Viario, £5.0m (goalkeeper, Tottenham, 8.7%)
First of all, Vicario is cheap at £500,000. Secondly, he is the top of the goalkeeper chart with two clean sheets in three matches. And thirdly, future fixtures for Tottenham look much more attractive than Arsenal. The Spurs never headed towards the top five side from last season until Game Week 10, and Vicario became the ideal stopper to move and forget.
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Highlights: Johnson and Parchinya strike as Spurs defeat the city and go to the top of the table
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2. Lucas Paqueta, £5.9m (Midfielder, West Ham, 2.4%)
Certainly, West Ham does not have a “green” fixture in ranking difficulty until its trip to Leeds in Golden Week 9. So why is there any enthusiasm around Lucas Paketa?
Now, at £5.9 million he has released his funds elsewhere, and he is also rolling out as 10th under Graham Potter this season.
The Brazilians scored against two of last season’s most despicable defenses at Chelsea and Nottingham Forest in the past two league games. In other words, the hammer’s supposed tricky running may not be a major obstacle for the packet.
Only Erling Haaland (£14.1 million) and Matheus Cunha (£8.1 million) have won more shots this season. OK, its sample size is only three games, but it’s still a good game.
3. Chris Richards, £4.5 million (Defender, Crystal Palace, 1.8%)
Chris Richards is the cheapest ticket to Crystal Palace Defense. He completed 90 minutes this season in all three games at Palace and crossed the defensive contribution threshold of the Magic 10 to score two bonus points against Aston Villa in Golden Week 3.
Richards’ teammate Mark Guech (£4.6 million, 16.8%) has surpassed him so far, while Maxence Lacroix (5.0m, 2.5%) looks like the best long-term option in palace defense. But Richards is a solid difference and not a burden on a virtual checkbook.
