Fantasy Bundesliga tips: 10 players to consider for Matchday 33
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 33.
Max Finkgräfe, FC Köln (Defender, 1.7M, 3%)
Available for just 1.7 million, Finkgräfe is a full-back who likes to get forward. Having scored 11 points last week and facing a must-win game against relegation rivals Union Berlin, Finkgräfe could be excellent value for money.
Pavel Kaderabek, Hoffenheim (Defender, 6.9M, 3%)
Kaderabek hasn't been at his most productive lately, but he showed what he's capable of on Matchday 28 when he scored a whopping 18 points against Augsburg. With Hoffenheim facing already relegated Darmstadt, the wing-back could prove to be a big difference-maker.
Maximilian Mittelstädt, Stuttgart (Defender, 9.4M, 13%)
Back from suspension, the German international is set to return to Stuttgart's starting line-up against out-of-form Augsburg, who have lost three in a row. Enjoying an excellent season, the left-back was a must-have player before Stuttgart ran into a couple of tough games, and now seems like a good time to bring him back.
Robin Gosens, Union Berlin (Defender, 12.5M, 10%)
Despite Union's struggles this season, Gosens has been a stellar performer for the capital club, with six goals and four assists so far. The former Atalanta man is usually a threat going forward, and he's even being tipped to play on the wing against relegation rivals FC Köln.
Faride Alidou, FC Köln (Midfielder, 3.2M, 0%)
Costs just 3.2 million and is expected to play out of position as a striker in Köln's vital relegation battle with Union Berlin. He was very involved for Köln against Freiburg last week and although he didn't get on the scoresheet, he finished the game on 0.48 xG - more than any other Köln player.
Robin Hack, Gladbach (Midfielder, 8.9M, 8%)
Hack has taken a big step forward in his development this season and has been one of the real bright spots for Gladbach. He's also their top scorer, having found the net 12 times in all competitions, and should play up front against Eintracht Frankfurt, just as he did last week when he scored and picked up 16 points against Werder Bremen.
Christoph Baumgartner, RB Leipzig (Midfielder, 13.1M, 0%)
Baumgartner is on sale this week and is ready to replace the suspended Xavi Simons as an attacking midfielder for Leipzig in their attractive home game against Werder.
Mathys Tel, Bayern (Striker, 9.5M, 2%)
With Musiala, Sané and Gnabry all set to miss out for Bayern, Tel is expected to get a rare start for Bayern and will look to make the most of his chance against Wolfsburg at home.
Deniz Undav, Stuttgart (Striker, 13.8M, 15%)
Interestingly enough, Undav has actually outscored Serhou Guirassy in three of his last four games, and he remains a great alternative to his striking partner.
Andrej Kramaric, Hoffenheim (Striker, 16.2M, 4%)
Kramaric is coming off three straight double-digit hauls and now faces an already relegated Darmstadt side.