Bundesliga Fantasy Matchday 9 Team Reveals -Final Drafts
As the Bundesliga season continues, managers are already making changes and shaping their squads for the next round. Bundesliga Fantasy Matchday 9 Team Reveals showcases how different drafts are lining up and which players are proving popular.
In this article, we’ll look at several finalised teams, highlight the standout picks, and share the strategies managers are using for Matchday 9.
@Big4FPL
Notes
- Once again I had a week “that could have been” with Diaz missing sitters and Chabot getting benched.
- I’m sat around 650th, trying to spark my season into gear.
- This week I’m finally getting Vuskovic in after the pain he’s caused me in recent weeks.
- I’m also bringing in Bensebaini for the Augsburg game in the hope he finally gets a league penalty.
- In attack, Sinani comes in for his consistency alongside the dependable Kane.
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@MeijersDavid
Notes
- This week’s DFB Pokal fixtures could cause massive rotation this weekend, so the pressers on Thursday and Friday will be very interesting to keep an eye on for possible changes.
- GKs: Since they are both still starting and I don’t think using transfers here is worth it, my GK pairing will remain the same.
- DEFs: In defence, Coulibaly will be upgraded this week. His upgrade will be either Chabot or Muheim. At the moment, I’m likely choosing the latter because of his attacking upside.
- MIDs: Due to possible rotation, I’m probably selling Doan, despite his wonderful fixture this week. His replacement will be Amiri who plays a weak Werder defence and has a lot of routes to points. While I like Manzambi’s huge duel potential, I’m considering to target the upside a bit more by bringing in KamiĹ„ski against HSV.
- FWDs: Two transfers will happen in attack, with Uzun and Sinani coming in for Diaz and Lemperle. Because I’m selling Doan, I want to target Frankfurt’s fixture against Heidenheim by buying a forward. This will very likely be Uzun, since I wouldn’t be surprised if Burkardt is rested. The very consistent Sinani will provide cover, should Uzun flop.
@KarbownikFF
Notes
- After another middling week, i’m now up to 154th in the world.
- I’m hoping to keep going and reach the top 100 before the next international break.
- My moves this week are likely to be: Bernardo, Fellhauer, Doan, Schmid and Toure to Kristensen, El Mala, Amiri, Baumgartner and Daghim. However, these can change with any late news after the DFB Pokal midweek, make sure to keep an eye out on these.
- Star is on Brown, Olise and Kane.
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@FPL2137
Notes
- Kane and Olise seem to be obvious stars.
- In defence anyone can get that honour. In general, defence looks pretty straight forward to choose with all my options being good lately.
- I’ll have to wait for predicted line-ups, but I don’t expect many changes from that.
- Midfield is tricky, Olise seems like the only essential one.
- Forwards are pretty obvious, Kane and Sinani are basically locked and my final one could be someone cheap who starts.
@EnesGnerDoan23
Notes
- Last week went fairly well overall, finishing on 2805 points, though there’s still room to improve. This week looks much tougher. Some teams have just played 120 minutes plus penalties, and several also have European matches straight after their league fixtures. Because of that, we could see heavy rotation.
- This is my plan for now, but it may change once we get rotation updates and the Dortmund line-up:
- Remberg → Fabio Vieira (Hamburg’s key player – even off the bench he’s capable of 100+ points)
- Doan → Manzambi (duel machine with a strong fixture)
- These two transfers are locked. The final move is still undecided. It will likely be one of Doan, Kristensen, or Kaminski leaving, depending on the team news. I’ll almost certainly need to bring in a Dortmund or Frankfurt player anyway.
