Are you still tinkering with your Fantasy Premier League (FPL) team? If so, consider adding some of these players to your lineup, according to FPL experts. These players, aside from the obvious premium picks, offer value and potential for a successful season.
Florian Wirtz, Liverpool
Wirtz, at £7.5m with around 14% ownership, is a mid-priced differential with potential. Under new manager Andoni Iraola, he's being deployed as a number 10, operating close to striker Alexander Isak. This role should increase his goal involvement and touches in the final third. With a second year in the Premier League and a manager determined to get the best out of him, Wirtz offers a cleaner route into Liverpool's attack compared to other mid-priced options.
Pascal Gross, Brighton
Gross, at £5.5m, is a compelling budget midfielder with improved importance this summer. With Danny Welbeck at Chelsea, Gross will take over penalty duties and has already converted a spot-kick in pre-season. His involvement in corners and set-pieces, along with Brighton's continued generation of chances, makes him a reliable point accumulator.
Antonin Kinsky, Tottenham
Kinsky, at £4.5m, is a budget goalkeeper option if he can secure the starting place at Tottenham. He finished last season strongly and is De Zerbi's first choice. With a low price and potential for clean sheets, save points, and a reliable floor, Kinsky is an excellent option.
Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool
Szoboszlai, at £7m, is an intriguing option after an excellent individual campaign. With Liverpool's appealing opening five gameweeks, he has multiple routes to points. He scored 13 goals last season, including four direct free-kicks, and offers assist potential from set-pieces. His versatility and guaranteed minutes make him a strong choice.
Joao Pedro, Chelsea
Pedro, at £7.5m, is a key pick for fantasy forward lines after an impressive debut season for Chelsea. With 15 goals and nine assists, he's a clear focal point in the attack. With Xabi Alonso as manager and no European football, he's well-placed to replicate his output.
Neco Williams, Nottingham Forest
Williams, at £5m, is an intriguing defensive selection with potential for a change in formation. With new manager Oliver Glasner, Forest is expected to keep more clean sheets. Williams' goal involvements and shots make him a strong choice.
Riccardo Calafiori, Arsenal
Calafiori, at £5.5m, is a cheap route to the elite Arsenal defence. First choice left-back for most of last season, he's expected to start with a full pre-season under his belt. His attacking-minded style and secure position in the XI make him a strong choice.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Leeds United
Calvert-Lewin, at £6m, is a well-priced forward with good fixtures and a well-oiled machine under Daniel Farke. His finishing and penalty duties make him a handful for any back line, and his under-performance last season can be attributed to his finishing.
