Ready to build your Fantasy Premier League team ahead of the new season, but not sure which strikers to include in your forward line? Don’t worry, because we’re going to be providing you our top tips for which strikers should be included in your squad.
With a host of top quality goal-scorers to pick from, ensuring you pick the best three frontmen possible will be essential for FPL glory come May - especially when you are limited to a budget of only €100 million.
Have you began to pick your team, and are feeling unsure if you should spent big, or go and grab a bargain in order to spend elsewhere? Have a forward in mind, but aren’t sure who should be your bench options? Splashed the cash Mohamed Salah on and need a cheaper alternative marksman to even it out?
We’ve got you covered with a full list of the best forwards to fit every budget ahead of the 25/26 curtain raiser next weekend.
5. Jorgen Strand Larsen (Wolverhampton Wanderers) - £6.5million
Scored 14 league goals and assisted a further four at Molineux last season, earning 145 FPL points in the process. Ludicrously cheap for a player who produced so much in 24/25, and an excellent choice for your third striking spot, allowing you to spend big elsewhere. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
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6. Alexander Isak (Newcastle United) - £10.5million
He may end up at Liverpool by the time the transfer window slams shut, but the big Swede will score goals in the English Premier League this season regardless of where he plays. He's also £3.5million cheaper than Erling Haaland, despite the fact he had 30 more FPL points than the Manchester City striker this year. Surprisingly cheap for an almost guaranteed high-point scorer. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Eliezer Mayenda (Sunderland) - £5.5million
Fancy taking a punt of a youngster? Known affectionally as the 'Big Man' on Wearside, Mayenda could be your wildcard option. The 20-year-old striker has just signed a new long-term deal with the Black Cats in order to fend off interest from Europe, and has broken into the Spain under-21 squad in recent months. Fast, powerful and with a keen eye for goal, he had 15 goal involvements in the EFL Championship last season. One to watch and, at a low cost, could be a bargain choice for your third striking role. | Chris Fryatt Photo: Chris Fryatt
8. Rodrigo Muniz (Fulham) - £5.5million
He may not be an obvious choice but, at such a low cost, maybe he should be? Bagged eight goals in the league at Craven Cottage last year. Tallied more FPL points than the likes of Richarlison, Rasmus Hojlund and Darwin Nunez, who would all cost you more. A good choice option for your third striking role. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images