Fantasy Bundesliga tips: 10 players to consider for Matchday 30
| Max Finkgräfe | FC Köln |
In this Fantasy Bundesliga article, we will not be focusing on the most obvious picks such as Jeremie Frimpong and Harry Kane.
Instead, we will highlight players with a maximum ownership percentage of 20%, who could offer great value as differentials for Matchday 30.
Max Finkgräfe, FC Köln (Defender, 1.6M, 3%)
The two teams at the bottom of the table meet when FC Köln host Darmstadt in a game the home side are favored to win. Young left-back Max Finkgräfe has been one of their bright spots this season and costs a measly 1.6 million.
Pavel Kaderabek, Hoffenheim (Defender, 7.1M, 2%)
After a 3-1 win on Matchday 28, Hoffenheim suffered a disappointing 4-1 defeat at the hands of Mainz last week. Despite conceding four goals, Kaderabek still managed to pick up 7 points after getting on the scoresheet, meaning he has now taken 26 points from his last two matches. The wing-back could have another productive game this weekend, with Pellegrino Matarazzo's troops eyeing a return to winning ways at home against an injury-hit Gladbach side.
David Raum, RB Leipzig (Defender, 14.4M, 15%)
After serving a one-match suspension, Raum returns for Leipzig against Heidenheim. The third-best returning defender in the game with 265 points to his name, he's certainly a player many managers will be looking to bring back this week.
Brajan Gruda, Mainz (Midfielder, 2.7M, 4%)
As far as budget picks go, you can't do better than Brajan Gruda at the moment. The talented youngster has two double-digit hauls in a row, is on sale this week, and plays for an in-form Mainz team with a great schedule.
Florian Kainz, FC Köln (Midfielder, 11.5M, 0%)
It's been an underwhelming campaign for the Köln captain so far, but he could step up now that they need him the most. The Billy Goats have a nice run of games for the rest of the season, starting with a must-win home match against Darmstadt. The fact that he's responsible for all of Köln's set pieces, including penalties, certainly increases his value.
Ritsu Doan, Freiburg (Midfielder, 12.2M, 2%)
Many Fantasy managers chose to bring in Vincenzo Grifo last week, but while he disappointed, his teammate Ritsu Doan stole the show with a goal and 12 points. With Freiburg having one of the best schedules for the rest of the season, he could be a nice differential to own.
Dani Olmo, RB Leipzig (Midfielder, 15.4M, 16%)
Olmo has been incredibly consistent for a while now, with four consecutive games of double-digit hauls, making him hard to overlook at the moment.
Maximilian Beier, Hoffenheim (Striker, 8.9M, 5%)
After two quiet games, Beier should have a good chance of scoring again at home against a leaky Gladbach side with several key players out.
Mathys Tel, Bayern (Striker, 9.2M, 1%)
With Kingsley Coman and Serge Gnabry out and Leroy Sané likely to be rested, Mathys Tel is widely tipped to start for Bayern against Union Berlin. At just 9.2 million, he offers a cheap way into Bayern's front line, and with his ownership at 1 percent, he could be a nice differential.
Deniz Undav, Stuttgart (Striker, 12.9M, 14%)
Undav actually managed to outscore Serhou Guirassy by five points last week and remains an excellent alternative to his striking partner.
