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Arsenal have waited over two decades to be called league champions, and after another shut-out for Gabriel Magalhães (£4.5m) and company, and City’s draw at Bournemouth, Arteta’s men lifted the trophy. TFF managers may be worried about mass rotation for the Gunners in the final round of fixtures.
Prior to their league disappointment, the Citizens were celebrating another cup success after seeing off Chelsea 1-0 in the FA Cup final. January recruit Semenyo (£3.1m) hit the only goal of the game, marking it a cup double in Guardiola’s last season in Manchester.
With eighth place guaranteeing fans European away days next season, there are multiple teams still fighting for the remaining spots. Targeting players from those teams with a chance of qualification is a viable strategy for using any remaining transfers.
The Telegraph Fantasy Football player list has been analysed ahead of the upcoming games, and these look like the best players to transfer in:
It’s perhaps a tale of ‘what could have been?’ had the forward been in from the off against Newcastle last weekend. With home comforts against Leeds next, and three points needed to stand any chance of avoiding relegation, it could be his opportunity to make himself a Hammers hero.
The highest scoring Liverpool player in the game returned another eight points on Friday night, and should bolster his season tally of 148 points against Brentford in the last round of fixtures.
The Dutch midfielder has an impressive five goals in his last nine outings, and is going under the radar. It’s table-propping Wolves at home on the last day of the season for the Burnley penalty-taker.
One of the most useful Telegraph Fantasy Football match facts to keep an eye on throughout the season is the average number of transfers used by managers in and around your league position. Ensuring you have a few extra transfers in hand is a sure-fire way to pull away from your closest rivals.
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