This weekend will take place game week 11, after all the matches in the Champions League finished, a number of Fantasy Premier League (FPL) manager started to transfer players. Transfer in and outgoing transfers are made, making the player's price go up and down.
The managers certainly want their team to gain a lot of points, it is known, on this weekend there will be two big matches, namely Manchester City vs Arsenal and Chelsea vs Manchester United.
In this post, I will make an analysis of the three players sold by the managers ahead of Gameweek 11. Here's the review:
David Silva (£8.5 - ownership by manager 24.7 percent)
Minor contributions in the last four weeks make David Silva sold by many managers. In the transfer window this week, the Spanish midfielder has lost 99 thousand more owners and made him the first place in the list of most-sold players.
Another cause he lost many owners, namely his own partner, Sane. Noted, when this analysis writing, about 72,000 managers who sold David Silva, 56 thousand of whom choose to buy Sane.
The reason was clear. With prices that are not much different, Sane managed to offer what has not owned David Silva in recent weeks, namely consistency in scoring goals and assist.
Gabriel Jesus (£10.5, - ownership by manager 18,7 percent)
Not only failed to score in three consecutive games, the appearance of Jesus in the last week is also arguably very disappointing. The patience of some of the owners was exhausted. More than 50,000 managers have sold it in the transfer market this week.
For those of you who want to keep it ahead of GW 11, the list of Manchester City players against Napoli in the Champions League can be a consideration. Jesus plays less than five minutes in the Champions League, so it's a good idea to rethink the existence of Jesus in your team because it is likely that the Brazilian striker will be played against Arsenal in GW 11.
Petr Cech (£5.4, - ownership by manager 5,5 percent)
Manchester City successfully recorded 21 goals from five home games this season. This is certainly not good news for the Arsenal defense who have conceded nine times in five away games. Going to Manchester City, which is famously prolific when playing at home, makes Arsenal defender best avoided in GW 11.
Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech did not help. In addition to only once recorded a clean sheet of five away games, the Czech Republic goalkeeper is also rarely doing the save. Cech averaged only 2.1 save per game this season.
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