• GW37 Preview - De Bruyne's Masterclass, Haaland Rest & Hot Transfer Targets

  • May 3 2025
  • Length: 4 mins
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GW37 Preview - De Bruyne's Masterclass, Haaland Rest & Hot Transfer Targets

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  • Dive into the latest FPL insights as we analyze Kevin De Bruyne's spectacular return to form and Erling Haaland's surprise rest against Wolves. This episode unpacks crucial transfer movements, including Mohamed Salah's interesting ownership shifts despite a 7.05 predicted points against Arsenal, and Bryan Mbeumo's rising popularity ahead of an appealing Ipswich fixture. We spotlight key differentials like De Bruyne (8.5% ownership) and Bryan Wissa, while addressing important injury updates on Marcus Rashford and João Pedro's suspension. The briefing covers essential defensive options, highlighting Josko Gvardiol's consistent returns and Rayan Aït-Nouri's value proposition. Get expert advice on chip strategy for the upcoming blank GW37, with specific recommendations for Free Hit and Bench Boost deployment. We also analyze budget-friendly options including Matz Sels in goal and provide detailed ownership statistics and predicted points to help optimize your team selection. Perfect for FPL managers seeking data-driven insights for the crucial end-of-season gameweeks.

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