Best Limitless Team for UCL Fantasy Matchday 17

Chips are vital to boosting rank and getting ahead of your rivals in mini-leagues. With this mind, today we help you put together the best Limitless team for UCL Fantasy Matchday 17.

Limitless users get an unlimited budget to build a brand new team for one round only, so lets dive straight in!

Best Limitless Team

There are just two playing goalkeepers this week, PSG’ Gianluigi Donnarumma and Inter’ Yann Sommer. In our case we will start the former to help contribute to our stack at the back.

Since we are going big at the back with PSG, both Achraf Hakimi and Nuno Mendes make the cut. They are joined by centre-backs Marquinhos and Willian Pacho. Adding all four to the starting line-up means we will have a full PSG stack defence.

Completing the defence, and arguably Inter’ standout option this week is wing-back Denzel Dumfries. Even if Inter concede, their Dutchman can be super attacking – as shown in his recent matches against Barcelona.

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In midfield, it could be damaging to rank and mini-league position to exclude both Ousmane Dembele and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Both players have proven vital to the PSG frontline in terms of both minutes and output.

They are joined by teammate and penalty taker Vitinha. Owning both sides penalty takers could be a wise decision this week, which is why we have also added Inter’ Hakan Calhanoglu into the mix. As well as taking penalties, both players also offer ball recovery potential.

On the bench, is Nicolo Barella. The Inter midfielder isn’t especially prolific in regards to any routes to points, but has shown he can offer potential in any game via goals, ball recoveries, player of the match awards and assists.

We have limited options up front, and taking into account we have already maxed out on PSG slots, we look to the Inter frontline. Marcus Thuram is the standout based on fitness levels, so he should play more minutes than the benched Lautaro Martinez. Teammate Mehdi Taremi fills the hole we needed.