Club World Cup Fantasy Matchday 4 Best Wildcard Team
Hoping to use the Wildcard chip this week? Well, here we present our Club World Cup Fantasy Matchday 4 best wildcard team.
The Wildcard chip allows users to make as many permanent changes to their team as they want. This can help target a specific round or a group of Matchdays.
Best Wildcard Team
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Goalkeepers
Fluminense have been exceptional defensively so owning at least one of their defensive assets could be a must. With that in mind Fabio (€4.6m) makes the cut.
On the other side of the draw, and playing for European champions PSG is Gianluigi Donnarumma (€5.7m). PSG have more than proven themselves recently so a double up at the back could be wise.
Defenders
The PSG double up is also made up of Achraf Hakimi (€6.5m) who has scored in each of his previous two matches.
Owning one Fluminense defender may be safe, but you may not benefit from it that much. Because of this wing-back Samuel Xavier (€4.2m) could be a great addition with scouting bonus.
Balance could be key this week, so opting for a defender facing Fluminense could also be beneficial. Because of that and taking into account his attacking potential, Renan Lodi (€4.6m) of Al-Hilal joins the team
Chelsea look to be favourites against Palmeiras according to bookies odds, so backing them could be key. Marc Cucurella (€5.8m) is one of the most attacking routes into the backline.
Real Madrid are a force in any kind of tournament, so defensive coverage will be key. Full-back Fran Garcia (€4.9m) is nice and cheap and has already managed an assist in the competition.
Midfielders
Being favourites to progress and having scored 10 times already thus far, Chelsea are an appealing side this week. Taking that into account, the attacking double up of the in-form Pedro Neto (€6.5m) and penalty taker Cole Palmer (€9.6m) could be hugely rewarding.
It’s tough to call PSG v Bayern, so making sure you have their standout attackers in this one will be crucial. For PSG it’s Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (€9.2m), whilst for Bayern it’s Michael Olise (€9.4m). Both players have been instrumental in their progress so far.
Completing the midfielder is Jhon Arias (€6.2m). As well as playing an Al-Hilal side who regularly concede big chances, Arias has set pieces at his disposal.
Forwards
Bayern may exit against PSG this week, but backing against Harry Kane (€11m) could be foolish. The penalty taking England captain has been one of the best strikers in Europe for several years now.
Joining Kane, and another player who could well exit the competition this week is Serhou Guirassy (€9m). No player has had more big chances and he goes into the tie after scoring a brace in his previous game.
Fluminense have been impressive defensively, but Al-Hilal have also impressed offensively. Because of this, backing an attacker could be a safe move and to do that we look to Marcos Leonardo (€4m) who netted a brace in Matchday 4.
