Key FPL transfers ahead of Gameweek 29
Gameweek 29 is still a week away with more international fixtures ahead of the deadline. Here we take a look at the transfer market and the key FPL transfers. FPL managers can also check who is popular and who isn’t through the Official FPL website. Here we look at the key FPL transfers ahead of Gameweek 29.
The transfers below show the movement of players ahead of the Gameweek 29 deadline. These are the key FPL transfers ahead of Gameweek 29.
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Top transfers in
Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma (£5.5m) didn’t have a fixture in Gameweek 28. Brighton’s nice run of fixtures and a double gameweek in Gameweek 29 , alongside three games that still need to be rearranged, mean that the midfielder is a popular buy this week. So far the he has 317,000 transfers in.
Man United’s Bruno Fernandes (£9.6m) is the second most transferred in player ahead of Gameweek 29. He has over 278,000 new managers so far. United face Newcastle and Brentford in Gameweek 29.
Alexander Isak (£6.7m) has had over 277,000 transfers in so far and is the thirdmost popular transfer target ahead of Gameweek 29. Isak scored a brace in Gameweek 28 to put him firmly on FPL managers radars.
Luke Shaw (£5.2m) is the fourth most popular transfer in ahead of Gameweek 29. Shaw has over 252,000 new managers.
Solly March (£5.1m) also blanked in Gameweek 28. He did however score in his last Premier League game against Crystal Palace in Gameweek 27. Like Mitoma he will have a double in Gameweek 29 as well as three further fixtures to be rearranged.
Top transfers out
Miguel Almiron (£5.5m) is the most transferred out player. The midfielder was one of the most transferred in players ahead of Gameweek 28. However, injury meant he missed that match and is now expected to be out until the end of April. Almiron has been sold by over 735,000 managers.
William Saliba (£5.2m) missed Gameweek 28 through injury and, if recovered, only has one fixture in Double Gameweek 29. scored in Gameweek 23. Saliba has been sold by over 335,000 managers.
Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard (£6.9m) has, like Saliba, only has one fixture scheduled in Gameweek 29. In fact Arsenal will not double again this season which is making their assets popular sales for managers. Over 246,000 managers have parted company with Martinelli.
Injury doubts over Erling Haaland’s (£12.0m) availability for Gameweek 29 have made him a popular transfer out. Over 194,000 managers have sold the highest scoring player in the game.
On the other side of North London Tottenham’s Harry Kane (£11.8m) also will not double again this season. The Spurs’ forward became Englands top scoring player over the international break and is in good form. He is the second highest scoring forward so far this season. Over 169,000 managers have sold Kane ahead the Gameweek 29 deadline.
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