Your complete guide to Fantasy Premier League bargains you should sign in 2024/25.
Everyone loves a bargain. Fantasy Premier League players simply can't function without them.
Finding that £4.0m centre-back, that injury replacement midfielder, that cut-price striker is crucial for bosses who need to find an extra million or so down the back of the sofa to fund their dream team.
Fear not, there is value to be had throughout FPL 2024/25, with players available in each position worthy of your consideration.
RadioTimes.com brings you our Fantasy Premier League tips, including the bargains you should sign for your FPL team in 2024/25.
Dean Henderson (Crystal Palace) £4.5m
Crystal Palace boast a solid defence and plenty of quality throughout their team with a spine of England internationals. Henderson is their No.1 and can be expected to rake in a steady flow of points.
Taylor Harwood-Bellis (Southampton) £4.0m
If you're looking for a nailed-on centre-back at the minimum price, Harwood-Bellis is your man. Wout Faes is also a starter at rock-bottom cost. Brighton left-back Valentin Barco may also be a terrific shout, but the Seagulls are reportedly looking at a big-money full-back which would curtail the youngster's minutes.
Christopher Nkunku (Chelsea) £6.5m
Nkunku has the ability to be this season's ultimate bargain pick. His position could drift between attacking midfielder and striker, but either way he boasts a massive threat. He scored three goals in the Blues' first five pre-season outings and is expected to produce the goods this term.
Rodrigo Muniz (Fulham) £6.0m
Fulham's main man grew into his role leading the line in west London last season. He wrapped up with 18 starts, nine goals and a couple of assists, taking him just shy of 97 points. He has settled now and should make a fast start to the season. Plus, he'll have Emile Smith Rowe making moves behind him in 2024/25.
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