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Fantasy Bundesliga tips: 10 players to consider for Matchday 7
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Fantasy Bundesliga tips: 10 players to consider for Matchday 7
In this Fantasy Bundesliga article, we'll highlight 10 players to consider adding to your team ahead of Matchday 7.
As a rule of thumb, we'll try to steer clear of the most obvious picks, instead focusing mainly on players who could offer great value as differentials.
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Miro Muheim, Hamburger SV (Defender, 9.33M, 4%)
Impressively, Muheim has scored two goals and provided an assist in the two games since returning from injury, so he should head into this weekend's favourable match-up against Paderborn full of confidence. He most recently featured as a central midfielder and is could get another chance in that role after his impressive performance against Stuttgart last week.
Anthony Caci, Mainz (Defender, 10.31M, 6%)
Caci followed up his brace and 415-point haul against Bayer Leverkusen with a solid performance against Schalke last week, picking up a clean sheet and an assist. With Mainz facing Werder Bremen and Elversberg in their next two games, the Frenchman remains an excellent option in defence.
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Alphonso Davies, FC Bayern (Defender, 16.65M, 3%)
After being rested against RB Leipzig last week, Davies started on the left wing and scored in Bayern Munich's 2-2 draw with Arsenal on Wednesday. With Luis Díaz likely to miss the upcoming clash against Freiburg with a minor injury, the Canada captain has a good chance of starting in that role again, particularly given the lack of natural alternatives on the left wing.
David Raum, RB Leipzig (Defender, 17.77M, 6%)
A long-time Fantasy favourite thanks to his attacking style of play and set-piece duties, Raum has made a rather disappointing start to the season. However, now could be the ideal time to bring him in. That may sound a little odd given Leipzig's heavy defeats to Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, but they have favourable fixtures against Elversberg, Schalke and Augsburg in their remaining Bundesliga games before the international break.
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Said El Mala, 1. FC Köln (Midfielder, 12.29M, 13%)
After scoring against Gladbach, El Mala managed just 61 points last week. However, that shouldn't put managers off too much, with Köln heading into a favourable run of fixtures against Schalke 04 and Union Berlin.
Fabian Rieder, Augsburg (Midfielder, 12.41M, 13%)
Augsburg's midfield talisman has been incredibly consistent this season, averaging 208 points per game, and delivered another productive performance against Elversberg last week with 286 points. With a home fixture against struggling Union Berlin coming up, Rieder looks well placed to continue his impressive run.
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Brajan Gruda, RB Leipzig (Midfielder, 13.02M, 2%)
Gruda has seen his season disrupted by injuries, but he has already shown what he is capable of on several occasions, scoring 240 points against Bayern Munich and 239 against Hamburger SV. Given Leipzig's favourable upcoming schedule, now could be an excellent time to bring him into your squad.
Ermedin Demirovic, Stuttgart (Striker, 11.95M, 1%)
Demirović started on the bench for Stuttgart's 1-1 draw with Atlético Madrid on Tuesday, meaning he should be in line to return to the starting XI when Sebastian Hoeneß's side take on Borussia Mönchengladbach in a favourable fixture on Friday. Either way, managers will be able to check the line-up before the deadline, and if Demirović starts as expected, he offers plenty of potential at his price.
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Phillip Tietz, Mainz (Striker, 13.01M, 23%)
It may have flown under the radar, but Tietz is actually the highest-scoring striker in the game so far, with 1,408 points overall and an average of 235 points per game. Those are impressive numbers for the Mainz forward, who now faces a Werder Bremen side that have conceded at least two goals in each of their last three games.
Christopher Nkunku, RB Leipzig (Striker, 17.71M, 2%)
The AC Milan loanee made a statement with a hat-trick and a 512-point haul against Eintracht Frankfurt on Matchday 5. His price tag is steep, but with Leipzig heading into a favourable run of fixtures, Nkunku could prove well worth the investment in the coming weeks.
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