MY FPL GW4 TRANSFER TARGETS! ♻️ TOP 10 PLAYERS TO BUY! 💰 | Fantasy Premier League 2026/27

Hull have not conceded a goal but sit 14th for expected goals conceded and third for big chances conceded, so they are still conceding chances. Chelsea are top for goals scored with eight and fifth for xG, making their attackers good picks.

A double-up on Chelsea attackers is sufficient for this fixture; a triple-up is over the top before tougher games.

Arsenal defenders should be bought above all others, with Gabriel predicted as the highest-scoring defender over the next six weeks.

Calafiori and Konsa are great value picks, though Champions League rotation may affect their minutes. Tripling up on the Arsenal defense is the recommended strategy.

Malick Thiaw is preferred over Lewis Hall for Newcastle, despite Hall's recent assist, due to price and rotation risk.

De Kuiper rotates well with a Leeds defender and is a great option up to 4.7 million.

Van de Ven has great Defcon appeal and nice home fixtures for Spurs.

Cole Palmer is worth the premium over Morgan Rogers because Chelsea have no European football, ensuring consistent starts.

Fantasy Football Scout members area also expects Palmer to be worth the value over Rogers.

Saka is a good pick with set pieces and open-play threat, but his value is questionable compared to cheaper midfielders.

Morgan Gibbs-White has excellent upcoming fixtures and is on penalties and set pieces.

Odegaard at 6.6 million is worth a slight gamble despite potential early substitutions in Champions League weeks.

Bruno Fernandes has the top xG per ninety among all midfielders and is a cheaper option into Manchester United. Gakpo has not trained with Liverpool ahead of their Champions League game as a precaution, so his availability is uncertain.

If Gakpo is available at 7.2 million, he is worth consideration, but rotation risk exists.

João Pedro is a top forward pick due to his price, fixtures, returns, and lack of European football.

He is a strong long-term pick, and the speaker acknowledges potential bias as a Chelsea fan but maintains the recommendation.

Alexander Isak is the best Liverpool attacker if affordable, but he may be subbed off early, which is a risk at 9 million.

Beto leads xG per ninety among forwards but doesn't finish well, requiring high xG to score goals.

Johan Viscer is preferred over Beto if the budget allows, while Beto is a cheaper rotation option.

Kai Havertz will face Champions League rotation, making him less sustainable than cheaper alternatives like Odegaard.

Gonzalo Garcia has difficult next two fixtures but is on radar from GW6 with favorable matches against Ipswich, Harland, and Coventry.

Calvert-Lewin averages over one big chance per ninety and has good upcoming fixtures against Newcastle and Palace.

Thiago and Marmoush are too expensive compared to cheaper options like Viscer, Beto, and Garcia, and have difficult upcoming fixtures.