FPL Managers, Make Your Transfers Sharp Before AFCON Madness!

London, England – Gbagam! Another weekend don land for Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers, and e don turn wahala for una matter with the deadline dey come fast. This Saturday, 11:00 GMT, na dia time wey every manager suppose don use all dem transfers sharp sharp before dem top up with five fresh free transfers. If you no use your transfers, you fit miss out big time (talk about playing yourself).

As Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) dey draw near, players go begin dey waka away and e go affect many teams. So, make una no dull, use your available transfers to catch fast moves before dem go join dem national teams. E go help reshape your squad as players dey pack their bags for Morocco. Na ‘game week 15’ we dey talk here, and e no dey waste time.

For clubs wey dey shine for attack this weekend, hear am well: Aston Villa go face Arsenal, Bournemouth dey play Chelsea, and we go see Man City dey host Sunderland. To wetin wey numbers dey talk, Na only Man City and Newcastle dey shine like this season—dem dey create plenty big chances wey fit turn into goals (you fit call dem ‘goal machines’).

Man City don score 19 goals at home alone and e dey leave dem in the top three for goals conversion (17.3% conversion rate). On top e, Phil Foden don dey show pepper for midfield with back-to-back two-goal games. If you fit manage Pep Guardiola’s rotation (no ma go player), you go fit cash out big from Foden and Erling Haaland combo.

As for Newcastle, dem dey face Burnley wey be ‘small boys’ for this EPL matter. E no hard to see that Newcastle don dey create 22 big chances for dem home matches, while Burnley don concede 21 goals—worst record for away matches. If you dey plan to upgrade your squad, e clear: go for Newcastle players like Bruno Guimaraes and Nick Woltemade wey dey shine lately.

For those wey dey consider defense, Nico O'Reilly dey run show for Man City with plenty clean sheets plus goals. Plus, Arsenal defense wan scatter because Gabriel don dey out but no panic, dem still remain the best defensive side in the league (na patience go help you enjoy this moment).

But wetin be dis abeg? Na serious work for FPL level every week! For fans wey dey follow matches, no forget to keep an eye on your players before dem dash off for AFCON. If you wan maintain your FPL edge, breakfast no be wetin you want so make you use your transfers wisely this weekend. If you dey absent-minded, everybody go waka pass you like say nothing dey happen.

As e be now, try focus on players wey get consistency like Igor Thiago from Brentford and watch out for surprises like Harvey Barnes from Newcastle. Regardless, make sure say your FPL strategy dey intact before the dust of AFCON settle. Gotta stay sharp! Na who go end top 1k this season? We go see.