A player from BRIGHTON and Hove Albion has been listed as the best player in his role in Fantasy Premier League.
With the new campaign just around the corner, Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers will finalize their selections for Gameweek 1 ahead of the season opener between Brentford and Arsenal tonight.
While many will try to choose between Romelu Lukaku or Harry Kane and Phil Foden or Kevin De Bruyne, one player from Albion has been highlighted as the best value between the sticks.
Goalkeeper Robert Sanchez racked up more than 100 points in the 2020/21 campaign on FPL, although he made just 27 appearances after replacing Maty Ryan as Graham Potter’s first choice in December of l ‘last year.
He kept ten sheets clean and conceded only 27 goals.
The Keeper remains a steal at £ 4.5million and a staple for your 15-man squad for the new campaign.
While other goalkeepers are available for £ 0.5million less, the Spaniard is likely to start for his side unlike the alternatives.
The 23-year-old is currently featured in more than a quarter (25.3%) of FPL teams.
Only eight goaltenders have kept more clean goals than him over the entire campaign last year – all of whom started between four and 11 more games.
Fantasy League managers must select two goalkeepers, five defenders, five midfielders and three forwards for the coming season.
Entrants will have 38 free transfers and two wildcards in hand to wrangle their teams during the 2021/22 season.
Managers have until August 13 at 6.30 p.m. to finalize their workforce.
In a recent interview with The Argus, Robert Sanchez said he learned to play a lot more calmly than he ever thought he would.
“I learned this by playing games,” he said.
“Watching my first games against Tottenham, against Fulham, then watching games like Liverpool away and then the last ones, I can see a lot of progress on decision-making, timing, when to play short and when to play long. .
“By playing at the highest level, you have to level up pretty quickly. It has been a big difference in six months.
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Source: www.theargus.co.uk
This notice was published: 2021-08-13 11:27:43