It may only be a couple of months since the end of the 2/19 campaign, but Fantasy Premier League fans are already gearing up for the new season. FPL fanatics have been desperate to learn about any price changes or position alterations to their favourite players and can’t wait to start planning ahead of the opening day following the official launch of the 219/2 game. Official Fantasy Premier League generated excitement among supporters by teasing some of their new player values before revealing the whole database of squads. So now fantasy bosses can already start budgeting for their perfect team – but will your choices be influenced by these 1 key player prices? A price rise for the Polish stopper who made the most saves out of every Premier League goalkeeper last season. Fabianski racked up 143 points in 2/19 and is surely worth the outlay with the Hammers stopper expected to be busy once again. One of the lower-profile success stories of last season, with the Portuguese defender providing a handy attacking outlet for the Foxes down the right flank. An inevitable rise in value has followed, but eight assists should be enough to tempt FPL bosses. A positional change for the Magpies favourites, who has dropped back from midfield into defence after being utilised as a wing-back for much of the season. It remains to be seen where Ritchie will be deployed this campaign, with Steve Bruce having taken over as manager at St James’ Park. Unsurprisingly, the Scot has seen his value skyrocket after a stellar season with Liverpool. Robertson has jumped up from £6.m but did manage 21 clean sheets, 12 assists and 29 bonus points during the previous campaign. Another eye-watering price rise with Fraser originally starting the 2/19 campaign at just £5.5m. However, the Scot produced 21 attacking returns and created 28 big chances for team-mates so some FPL managers will be sure to invest. Aston Villa have a number of key assets worth considering this season, but none more so than captain Grealish after his stunning form towards the end of the 2/19 campaign. The attacking midfielder will be key to the Villans’ chances of staying up this season, and could be a steal at just £6m. Last season’s joint-top scorer has actually seen a reduction in price down to £12.5m and is now just £1m more expensive than team-mate Sadio Mane. Another haul of over 2 goals will be ample reward for managers willing to shell out the cash on the Egyptian winger. A stunning jump of £2m is the result of a superb debut campaign with Wolves as the Mexican notched 13 goals and 1 assists. The steep increase is sure to put of a number of FPL bosses, but Jimenez will likely make the doubters rue their decision once he shakes off an injury sustained in pre-season. Pukki hammered in 29 goals last season and also bagged nine assists as the Canaries cruised to the Championship title. It remains to be seen how well the Finn adapts to the Premier League, but he is surely worth
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It may only be a couple of months since the end of the 2/19 campaign, but Fantasy Premier League fans are already gearing up for the new season. FPL fanatics have been desperate to learn about any price changes or position alterations to their favourite players and can’t wait to start planning ahead of the opening day following the official launch of the 219/2 game. Official Fantasy Premier League generated excitement among supporters by teasing some of their new player values before revealing the whole database of squads. So now fantasy bosses can already start budgeting for their perfect team – but will your choices be influenced by these 1 key player prices? A price rise for the Polish stopper who made the most saves out of every Premier League goalkeeper last season. Fabianski racked up 143 points in 2/19 and is surely worth the outlay with the Hammers stopper expected to be busy once again. One of the lower-profile success stories of last season, with the Portuguese defender providing a handy attacking outlet for the Foxes down the right flank. An inevitable rise in value has followed, but eight assists should be enough to tempt FPL bosses. A positional change for the Magpies favourites, who has dropped back from midfield into defence after being utilised as a wing-back for much of the season. It remains to be seen where Ritchie will be deployed this campaign, with Steve Bruce having taken over as manager at St James’ Park. Unsurprisingly, the Scot has seen his value skyrocket after a stellar season with Liverpool. Robertson has jumped up from £6.m but did manage 21 clean sheets, 12 assists and 29 bonus points during the previous campaign. Another eye-watering price rise with Fraser originally starting the 2/19 campaign at just £5.5m. However, the Scot produced 21 attacking returns and created 28 big chances for team-mates so some FPL managers will be sure to invest. Aston Villa have a number of key assets worth considering this season, but none more so than captain Grealish after his stunning form towards the end of the 2/19 campaign. The attacking midfielder will be key to the Villans’ chances of staying up this season, and could be a steal at just £6m. Last season’s joint-top scorer has actually seen a reduction in price down to £12.5m and is now just £1m more expensive than team-mate Sadio Mane. Another haul of over 2 goals will be ample reward for managers willing to shell out the cash on the Egyptian winger. A stunning jump of £2m is the result of a superb debut campaign with Wolves as the Mexican notched 13 goals and 1 assists. The steep increase is sure to put of a number of FPL bosses, but Jimenez will likely make the doubters rue their decision once he shakes off an injury sustained in pre-season. Pukki hammered in 29 goals last season and also bagged nine assists as the Canaries cruised to the Championship title. It remains to be seen how well the Finn adapts to the Premier League, but he is surely worth
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