Looking to get involved with Fantasy Premier League this season, but not sure which players to transfer into your squad? Don’t worry, because we’re going to be providing you our top tips for which strikers should be included in your squad.
There are plenty of top quality goal-scorers to pick from, however, when you are limited to a budget of €100 million, ensuring you pick the best three strikers possible will be essential to your squads FPL glory come May.
Have you started to build your team and are unsure if you should spent big, or grab a bargain? Have a forward in mind, but aren’t sure who should be your alternative options? Splashed cash on Erling Haaland on and need a good marksman to even it out?
Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a full list of the best forwards to fit every budget ahead of the 24/25 curtain raiser this weekend.
5. Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace) - £7.5million
Chased by Aston Villa and Juventus this summer after a goal-laden campaign last year, Mateta will once again look to shoulder the goal-scoring burden for the Eagles. The 27-year-old had 31 goal contributions last term and will find himself on the end of some pinpoint service from Eberechi Eze this term. He's well priced too. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Dominic Solanke (Tottenham Hotspur) - £7.5million
One of the FPL top goal scorers last season, the ex-Liverpool man will be aiming to show he was no flash in the pan after his big money move to Spurs. Can he do it? As a good value option that won't cost the earth, he could be a good third striker if you're willing to bank on him repeating last season's form. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) - £5.5million
So he spent last season in the English second tier and is 37-years-old? So what? You simply don't bet against one of the English Premier League's most deadly strikers. At £5.5million, Vardy is virtually a no risk option that could end up providing loads of points. Scored 18 times last season and is still very much the Foxes penalty taker. I repeat - he is literally no risk at that price. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Adam Armstrong (Southampton) - £5.5million
The Georgie striker has had a strange career in the sense that he has struggled in the top tier every time he has been there, but scored truck loads of goals in the second tier. However we think it'll be different for Armstrong this time as he returns to the EPL with Southampton. At 27, he's at a peak age for a striker and he was involved in 37 of the Saints 87 goals last season. At £5.5million, he feels like another super low risk, major high reward signing for your FPL team. | Alex Pantling Photo: Alex Pantling