For the first time since March, the Premier League will return to our screens – furthermore, we hope you haven’t forgotten about your FPL team.
If you’re wondering who you should transfer in after a lengthy hiatus, we’re on hand to help you with five excellent picks.
We’ve selected one player per club for this list. It includes players from teams such as Fulham, Sunderland and Everton – who did you choose to transfer in?
Harry Wilson
This has been a wonderful season for Fulham’s Harry Wilson. With 10 goals and six assists to his name in the Premier League, he’s one of the highest-scoring midfielders in FPL amidst the current campaign.
The Cottagers will be taking on Liverpool at Anfield. The Reds are a wounded outfit at the moment, having suffered a 4-0 defeat against Manchester City in the FA Cup and a 2-0 defeat in the Champions League against PSG.
As a former Liverpool player, Wilson will be up for this one. Fulham aren’t the best away team in the league by any means, but they can improve upon their record when they take on an out-of-form Liverpool outfit.
Ismail Sarr
Ismaila Sarr is in fine form at the moment. Not only did he score in Crystal Palace’s Europa Conference League quarter-final against Fiorentina, he has also scored four goals in his last seven Premier League outings.
Palace will square off against Newcastle United at Selhurst Park on Sunday afternoon. Newcastle, conversely, are in terrible form – furthermore, after a lengthy lay off, expect the Magpies to look a lot rustier than normal.
A pacey, skilful winger with excellent movement off the ball, we expect Sarr to give Newcastle all kinds of problems.
Danny Welbeck
Danny Welbeck will likely play his socks off for the remainder of the campaign. He knows that he has an excellent chance of going to the World Cup if he can maintain his form – and Brighton are set to take on struggling Burnley in their next game.
With 61 goals conceded, Burnley have the worst defence in the Premier League this season. As such, you would expect the former Arsenal and Manchester United man to have plenty of success against the Clarets at Turf Moor.
Welbeck has scored 12 goals over the course of 30 Premier League games this season – four of them have come in his last five games.
Brian Brobbey
Brian Brobbey’s goalscoring record may leave something to be desired, but do not let this fool you – he is an absolute nightmare for any defender to come up against.
An energetic, physically powerful handful of a forward, Brobbey will likely give Spurs major issues at the back – the Lilywhites have struggled to contain lively attacking players in recent weeks.
Roberto De Zerbi will be hoping for an easy win in his first Premier League game at Tottenham, but we’re expecting Brobbey to flip the script.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s move from Chelsea to Everton has proven to be a great career move for the former Leicester City man.
A multi-faceted midfielder with plenty of energy and fantastic movement, Dewsbury-Hall is the archetyal modern attacking central midfielder.
He’ll be taking on Brentford this weekend. Of course, the Bees are no slouches, but they generally perform better on the road than they do at home.
