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Gameweek 28 in the Fantasy Premier League is offering quite a few challenges for the defensive and goalkeeping positions of many FPL managers, as most of the stronger defenses in the league look like they'll be heavily tested against red fixtures.

Haaland was finally getting back into form and now he's got a knee injury, making it uncertain whether he'd start or not! What does this mean for our fantasy football squads? Should you bench, de-captain, or even sell the Norwegian goal-scorer? And who else should you consider selling or adding to your FPL squad?

With a FA Cup round next weekend, the Premier League is bringing us GW26 this mid-week rather than making us wait. This is excellent for football fans but can force Fantasy Premier League managers to make some rushed decisions, especially if you didn't realize there'd be a mid-week round in time.

The transfer window has closed and Premier League teams are ready for the final stretch of the campaign. Likewise, Forebet is ready with its fantasy football squad for Gameweek 25, with a few familiar names and a few reshuffles away from players we favored in previous weeks. So, below is our Fantasy Premier League 15-man squad that rewards FPL managers who look to combine steady minutes with targeted upside.

Deadline: Saturday, 31 January, Saturday, 15:30 GMT.

Gameweek 24 starts with just 4 points separating the top 3 teams and with Haaland having not scored any goals from open play in his last 7 EPL appearances. What does this mean for your Fantasy Football team, however?

Deadline: Saturday, 24 January, 13:00 GMT.

Gameweek 23 in the Fantasy Premier League gives us the Arsenal vs Manchester United derby, Man City hosting last-placed Wolves, Aston Villa visiting Newcastle, and more players returning from AFCON.

Deadline: Saturday, 17 January, 13:00 GMT.

Managers are coming in and going away, AFCON players are still missing, teams are dropping points at unexpected fixtures, Haaland ended his goaless streak, and Arsenal keeps marching on. What does this all mean for Fantasy Premier League managers, however?

Deadline: Tuesday, 6 January, 20:30 GMT.

Arsenal are 6 points clear and Haaland haven't scored in 3 consecutive games - what does this mean for FPL managers? Here are our thoughts on Gameweek 21 in the Fantasy Premier League!

Deadline: Tuesday, 30 December, 20:00 GMT

The last Fantasy Premier League season for the calendar year is coming our way andw’ve built a GW19 FPL squad focusing on secure minutes, xGs, suitable opponents, budget-friendliness, and Bonus Point System (BPS) upside.

Deadline: Friday, 26 December, 20:30 GMT

Boxing Day is almost upon us and we're ready for a whole lot of football over the holidays, including fantasy football! For Fantasy Premier League managers eager to start prepping their squads for Round 18 in the FPL, we’ve built a balanced GW18 squad around dependable minutes, set-piece routes and Bonus Point System (BPS) upside, checking the Transfers page for prices and recent momentum.

Deadline: Sat 20 Dec, 13:00, GMT.

With AFCON, growing injury lists, and 40 tricky Premier League fixtures on the way in the next two weeks, planning your FPL squad for the holidays is tricky. To help you out, we’ve built a balanced and budget-friendlyGW17  fantasy football squad around secure minutes, set-piece routes and Bonus Point System (BPS) upside.

Deadline: Sat 13 Dec, GMT 13:30

In anticipation for the upcoming Round 16 in the Fantasy Premier League, we’ve built a balanced GW16 squad around secure minutes, set-piece routes and Bonus Point System (BPS) upside. We've made sure to sanity-check price tiers and recent returns and keep the overall fantasy football budget around the £100-million price range . The plan: lock a reliable and low-cost defensive core, add midfielders with multiple pathways to points, and back strikers with repeatable, high-xG shot locations. Below are the 15 FPL picks with ~100 words each on why they’re strong options for the upcoming run.

Deadline: Saturday, 6 December, 13:00 GMT.

We’ve built a balanced GW15 squad around secure minutes, set-piece routes and Bonus Point System (BPS) upside, using the Transfers page to keep an eye on prices and recent points. The plan: lock a reliable defensive core, add dynamic mids who pass both the eye test and the numbers, and back strikers with repeatable, high-xG shot locations. Below are the 15 picks with ~100 words each on why they’re strong options for the upcoming run.

Deadline: Saturday, 29th November, an hour and a half before kick-off.

We’ve put together a balanced Fantasy Premier League squad for GM13, focused on secure minutes, set-piece routes, and Bonus Point System (BPS) upside. All this while keeping costs sensible for fantasy football managers, to make this squad workable for Wildcard weeks too. The idea: lock a reliable core, lean into teams with improving form, and sprinkle in a few ceiling plays who can tilt a FPL gameweek on their own.

It may pain many FPL managers to admit this, but the decision to move Mohamed Salah for Eberechi Eze isn't just a smart FPL play anymore. At this point of the season, it's mandatory. Right now, keeping Salah is like holding onto a luxury car you know is about to be parked in the garage for a month, while the price of gas is skyrocketing. You need to sell the car and buy a reliable daily driver that actually works. Here is the breakdown of why this move is the ultimate cash-cow transfer, offering maximum short-term returns and crucial long-term flexibility.

Deadline: 11:00 GMT on Saturday 22 November.

With the international break finally behind us, it's time for Fantasy Premier League football again! For Gameweek 12, we’ve built a balanced squad around secure minutes, set-piece roles, and Bonus Point System (BPS) upside, all while keeping costs sensible and within the 100-million pound range. The brief for FPL managers is simple: lock a reliable defensive core, add a few ceiling plays in midfield and attack, and lean into teams showing improving form. Below are the 15 picks with a few words each on why they’re strong options for the upcoming run.

International breaks are weird limbo for Fantasy Premier League managers. No immediate deadlines, no team leaks, no last-minute captaincy panic, just two weeks of… overthinking. Done well, though, this pause can actually be an edge rather than a momentum killer. It’s the perfect window to tidy up your fantasy football team, rethink your strategy, and position yourself for the next run of gameweeks instead of chasing the last one.

Deadline: Saturday, 8 November 2025, at 11:00 GMT

We’ve built a balanced Gameweek 11 squad around secure minutes, set-piece roles, Bonus Point System (BPS) upside, as well as suitable GW11 FPL opponents, all while keeping costs sensible. The idea for fantasy football managers here is simple: lock a reliable core, add a few ceiling plays, and lean into improving team form. Below are our 15 Fantasy Premier League picks with a few words for each on on why they’re worth your GW11 consideration.

Gameweek 10 spotlighted three names who marry form, price, and fixtures in a way Fantasy managers love. If you’re hunting green arrows without detonating your bank, Danny Welbeck (Brighton), Casemiro (Manchester United) and Daniel Muñoz Mejía (Crystal Palace) tick the right boxes фор ъоу on the official Transfers page. They offer strong recent returns, sensible prices, and schedules you can actually attack.

Deadline: Saturday's 13:30 GMT, before the weekend slate.

Whether you're looking for a Premier League football Wildcard weekend squad or just for a suggestion or two, here we’re building for GW10 with a balanced 15 that mixes premium power, reliable minutes, and a few budget-friendly Fantasy football glue picks.