FPL

The brand new Fantasy Premier League game for the 2022/23 campaign is now live and FPL expert Holly Shand is on hand to help wolves.co.uk readers with the ...

In 2020/21, he was crowned Wolves’ Player of the Season, having registered five goals and eight assists. Wolves have a kind opening fixture list, in which they face just one top six side in their opening six games: Spurs in Gameweek 3. This pricing is usually reserved for more defensive minded midfielders and so there’s a good chance that Neto can make a mockery out of this price tag. With Sadio Mane transferring to Bayern Munich in the transfer window, Diaz looks poised to play an even more significant role in Liverpool’s front three. Attacking returns aren’t too important when we take a look at Arsenal’s favourable run of fixtures to start the season: they avoid last season's top four across their opening eight fixtures. Liverpool kept a total of 21 clean sheets last season, with Alexander-Arnold’s 32 bonus points only bettered by Manchester City’s Kevin De Bruyne. Liverpool face two promoted teams in their first four fixtures - Fulham in Gameweek 1 and AFC Bournemouth in Gameweek 4. He created more chances (90) than any other player in the Premier League last season, registering 12 assists. Choosing him over team mate Mo Salah (£13.0) would mean a crucial saving of £5.0 million of that precious £100.0 million fantasy budget. Last season, he rose over £1.0 million from his initial starting price, ending the season in more than a third of teams, priced at £8.4 million. Starting between the sticks, David Raya looks to be the go-to budget goalkeeper to start with in Gameweek 1. Raya’s reprieve in getting a price increase is perhaps because he missed a period of 14 games last campaign with a posterior cruciate ligament injury, meaning 16 goalkeepers scored more fantasy points than him. Arsenal kept 13 clean sheets last Premier League season, which ranks them fifth of all teams.