For managers climbing ranks, investing in these three low owned North London stars could make the biggest difference following the recent international break.
The passionate N17 faithful know that winning competitive mini leagues requires finding the right differentials. Players owned by under 10 percent of managers hold the ultimate key to rapidly climbing the ranks. Fantasy Football Scout recently identified three fantastic options directly from Hotspur Way.
Mohammed Kudus currently sits as one of the biggest differentials in the entire game today. The £6.5m rated attacking midfielder is back from a lengthy injury and looks exceptionally sharp. The Ghanaian international is owned by just a small fraction of managers despite his massive upside.
In his debut season in North London, he registered six assists and two goals. He is consistently whipping in dangerous deliveries, with his fourteen crosses ranking third highest across the entire squad. “He is a fantastic pick in FPL again,” highlighted the official Tottenham Hotspur website.
Elite Midfield And Attacking Value Options Provide Huge Potential
Italian maestro Sandro Tonali offers incredible fantasy value for just £5.3m. The hardworking midfielder has registered fourteen total points so far and boasts highly promising underlying numbers. He leads the team with eight total shots and has recorded a massive tally of touches inside the opposition half.
Tonali sits in less than 2 percent of active teams despite being an absolute creative attacking force on the pitch. He currently ranks second in the squad for expected assists. Managers looking for a reliable midfield option should seriously consider adding him to their active squads.
Up front, £7.0m rated Omar Marmoush presents another intriguing differential for managers everywhere. The new number 22 is owned by just 2 percent of players despite starting all four league matches. He confidently fired seven attempts on goal and successfully created four big scoring chances.
Marmoush remains heavily involved in the attacking play at Tottenham. He received 41 passes in the final third while ranking third for penalty box touches behind Savio and Mathys Tel. These three underrated Lilywhites could easily define the crucial upcoming gameweeks.
