Fantasy Premier League

The new season for Premier League will get underway from August 11 and the fantasy premier league is already live now for the new season. The next season will see a few price changes some have been too much pricey to start with.

Well the price of Erling Halaand has been too inflated at the start of the season as he will be available at 14m which is in all fairness way too much as a 12.5 or even a 13 will have been a realistic one but a 14m is way too much and managers will need to make a decision on whether they are willing to spend so much money on one player or not because its points versus price game and you need to make a decision whether you are willing to pay so much for a single player or not. There might be better options available for at much cheap price.

Harry Kane (£12.5m) 

Harry Kane is priced relatively at a low price as he is worth all the the money because he is a source of consistent points in FPL and that's going to be the same case yet again , the only thing is he is bound to give points on a regular basis . He has either scored or assisted on regular basis in fantasy premier league and if he stays for another season than it is going to be same yet again as there won't be much of  a difference.

Trent Alexander-Arnold (£8.0m)

That's a bit too much price to start with , although he is playing in midfield and can provide a lot of value with his assist providing ability or even goal scoring threats but still 8 looks a bit too overpriced to me . Also if you look at the defensive form of Liverpool in last season it wasn't good as they have struggled to keep clean sheets so if Liverpool are unable to keep clean sheets than he doesn't looks that much valuable.

Havertz (£7.5m) 

This can be a hit or miss transfer as managers might be willing to see how he plays and where he plays in the Arsenal setup before making a move for him but if he can hit the ground running he can be a really valuable asset for fantasy managers and can be a real good bargain and real value for money but only if he can perform well.

Bruno Fernandes and Martin Odegaard (both £8.5m) 

These players are relatively cheaper than what we have expected them to be as they both have performed really well last season especially martin Odegaard who was a constant threat playing for Arsenal and Bruno Fernandez has an added advantage of set pieces and penalties so these two can be a source of constant point in midfield at a very low price too so will feature heavily in the plans of managers for next season.

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