Bundesliga Fantasy Matchday 25 Best Differentials

We look ahead and focus on Bundesliga Fantasy Matchday 25. To prepare for the new round ahead we bring in our Bundesliga Fantasy expert and regular contributor @FPLPlatinum to pick out some of the best differentials to buy.

Gaining rank can be one of the most challenging things in any fantasy game. But, our experts differentials for Bundesliga Matchday 25 can help with exactly that. All of the following differentials have less than 10% ownership, so, lets dive in.

GK – Kevin Trapp – 9.7m on sale from 10.8m, 5% owned, Hoffenheim (H)

There has been a flurry of goalkeeper transfers happening. So, it’s worth considering the 5% owned differential option of Kevin Trapp from Frankfurt, who host Hoffenheim. Priced at 9.7 million on sale from his original 10.8 million, adding him to your squad not only enhances your team’s value but could also give you a significant edge this MD.

Trapp’s presence in goal for Frankfurt against Hoffenheim presents a promising opportunity to rack up points and potentially outperform other GK options.

DEF – Christian Günter – 10.5m, 2% owned, Bochum (A)

Following the triumph of the 2% owned Joshua Vagnoman, with his 13-point score in MD24, this matchday’s differential defender to consider is Christian Günter. Despite once being a fantasy football favourite, Günter remains a mere 2% owned asset this season. However, he delivered a commendable 12-point performance in the last MD.

Freiburg are set to face Bochum in MD25. This is a fixture they are expected to win. With that in mind Günter presents a compelling option for fantasy managers seeking differential advantage.

MID – Dani Olmo – 14.2m, 9% owned, Darmstadt (H)

RB Leipzig midfielder Dani Olmo emerges as the top pick for differentials in MD25. With an impressive 13-point haul in the previous matchday, Olmo has caught the attention of some BL fantasy managers. Moreover, RB Leipzig’s upcoming fixture against Darmstadt presents a good opportunity for Olmo to continue his form.

What’s more enticing is that he remains a bargain at just 9% ownership. This makes him an attractive and potentially game-changing asset for managers seeking differentials for MD25.

FWD – Patrik Schick – 10.4m on sale from 11.6m, 1% owned, Wolfsburg (H)

With Bayer Leverkusen coming closer to a potentially unbeaten title-winning season, the pressure is mounting for Alonso and his squad to maintain their momentum. As they prepare to host Wolfsburg in MD25, securing another commanding performance is crucial.

One player who could play a pivotal role in this endeavour is the 1% owned Patrick Schick. Priced at a tempting 10.4 million, down from 11.6 million, Schick presents significant potential to contribute to Leverkusen’s success in the upcoming fixture.