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❓Top Gameweek 33 Differentials (<15%)

🇧🇪 Kevin De Bruyne – Man City (£9.3m, 4.6%)

Kevinnnnnnnnnnn! With the recent announcement that he will leave Man City at the end of the season, time is fading fast to ever own him again in FPL. With an upcoming double game week, this is the best time to bring him in. Having two games coming up and playing over 86 minutes in both the last two GWs, he’s seemingly nailed for now.

But the transfer in isn’t just for old times' sake, GW32 v Crystal Palace reminded us of his class, composure and ability to haul FPL points, even in the twilight of his career. A goal, assist and 2 BPS for 12 points at a low owned 4.6% rewarded the few managers that went with the nostalgic pick handsomely.

With no Man City midfielder risk-free due to rotation, this is a solid pick, and I would not be surprised at all if he were the difference that earned Man City 6 points and two wins, ensuring their Champions League status for next season. Unlike the Home Alone story, I won’t forget about Kevin, and although a punt, he’s my first transfer in this week. 

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Eberechi Eze – Crystal Palace (£6.9m, 14.3%)

The 10th most transferred in player for GW33, with over 45,000 managers making the move. There was a debate raging the past few GWs regarding Eze v Sarr, but for me it was never really a debate… Eze all day. Back-to-back double game weeks, this time playing Bournemouth and Man City, both good for goal scoring.

Eze is the main man at Palace, and with so many penalties being awarded in this GW and throughout the season, having as many penalty takers as possible in your team is always a good idea. Crystal Palace this week has been exposed defensively, but don’t let that put you off from this selection. Scoring two against Man City at the Etihad shows you they can score against anyone, and had it not been for a tight offside decision, it could have well been three. Good selection moving forward. 

🇬🇧 Conor Bradley - Liverpool (£4.7m, 0.6%)

This transfer has been on my radar for the past few weeks. With the impending departure of Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid, Bradley will be afforded more minutes in preparation for next season. Many think this is a position Liverpool need to strengthen, but Bradley could emerge as the solution.

He has attacking ability alongside his defensive talent, and I’ve noticed it for some time now. A clean sheet and all three bonus points for a bumper nine pointer will start to turn manager heads, but not many will act on it. Three starts, two clean sheets and one assist is a step in the right direction, but factor in his potential.

In my opinion, Bradley's form for the remainder of the season will cement him as a pick and ensure he is one of the most selected players for next season. Expect his assist and attacking numbers to rise comparatively with his starts. Oh, and one final piece of information… He plays Leicester!

The heat maps below show his current average position in GW32 v West Ham and his average position for Northern Ireland in the UEFA Nations League:

🇵🇹 Diogo Jota – Liverpool (£7.2m, 2.8%)

The second of our Liverpool double-up this week, and like I said, we will aggressively attack the bottom teams, especially Leicester and Southampton. ‘Jota the slotter’ is always a great pick, and if it were not for the strength of this Liverpool side, perhaps he would have many more returns this season.

A great selection with a great fixture this GW and also plays Spurs in blank GW34, because remember not all teams have a fixture that week. Six goals, four assists and an expected goal involvement rate of 0.69 per 90 mins. That’s higher than Bruno Fernandes, Philippe Mateta and even Omar Marmoush.

I see why not many have gone there as of yet, but with good short-term fixtures, fairly decent minutes and Mo Salah feeding you through balls, I predict he will get his highest points of the season so far (8+). Risky selection, but a midfielder playing as a number nine forward is potentially extremely rewarding!

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jarrod Bowen - West Ham (£7.5m, 7.3%)

Players v Leicester covered, now onto Southampton. West Ham have been somewhat underperforming at home, so a fixture against the already relegated and managerless Saints is just what the doctor ordered. Bowen scored the winning goal earlier in the season and, now back playing as a winger, has more freedom to affect the game than playing the forward role while Fulkrug was injured.

Playing up top, he was sometimes easy to mark out of the game. Another player that has a fixture in BGW34,  favourable for goals in playing Brighton at the Amex and nailed for 90 minutes every single game. Southampton have conceded 19 goals in the last seven games away, so 2.7 goals per game is great news for Bowen.

Playing five midfielders offers the best opportunity for rank rise, so you may just have a Bowen-shaped hole in your team that needs to be filled.

Conclusion

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