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Your daily dose of Premier League insights - powered by data, driven by AI. From top transfer tips to captain picks, we break it all down in under 10 minutes.
Welcome to FPL AI Briefing, your daily dose of fantasy football insights! I'm Archer, and today we've got some fascinating player updates to dive into.
Let's start with Mohamed Salah, owned by seventy-one point four percent of managers, who faces Spurs at home with eight point one three expected points. He's looking sharp with upcoming fixtures against Chelsea and Arsenal that could be crucial for Liverpool's title push.
Alexander Isak continues his impressive form with four point six average points, and Newcastle's fixture against Ipswich looks promising with seven point zero six expected points. At nine point six million pounds, he's proving worth every penny.
Cole Palmer remains a popular choice at thirty-seven point five percent ownership, facing Everton at home with six point four eight expected points. Despite Chelsea's mixed form, he's maintained consistent returns.
Bryan Mbeumo has been outstanding with seven point eight form points, making him an interesting differential at thirty-six point four percent ownership. His upcoming fixtures include Nottingham Forest away and Manchester United at home.
Harvey Barnes is emerging as an excellent differential owned by just six point nine percent of managers, showing incredible form with nine points on average. His ten expected points for next gameweek against Ipswich makes him particularly appealing.
Important news on Erling Haaland, who remains injured with an ankle issue and is expected back tenth May. This affects twenty-two point two percent of managers who still own him.
Bukayo Saka, at twenty-one point seven percent ownership, has no fixture this gameweek but faces Bournemouth at home in Gameweek thirty-five with five point seven two expected points.
Luis Díaz could be an interesting option at seven point five million pounds with five point two five expected points against Spurs. His twenty point one percent ownership suggests he's still somewhat under the radar.
Jacob Murphy presents great value at five point two million pounds, owned by seventeen point eight percent of managers and showing exceptional form with eight point four average points.
Son Heung-min is currently doubtful with a foot injury, given seventy-five percent chance of playing. His upcoming double gameweek thirty-six against Crystal Palace and Aston Villa could be significant if he recovers.
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